croucher

American

[krauch-er] / kraʊtʃ ər /

noun

plural

crouchers

a person who crouches, especially in a fawning, flattering, or obsequious way.

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Between 16:00 and 18:45 GMT, Steph Houghton joins Ben Croucher and Emma Middleton to discuss the latest on deadline day on the BBC Sport website and iPlayer.

From BBC

This includes Anne Croucher, a Tesco worker who raised money to provide Easter chocolates to hundreds of care home residents in Dumfries; Malcolm Fletcher, a saxophonist who helped found the Ely Military Band in 1962; and Joan Lockley, who set up West Midlands Hedgehog Rescue.

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Leah Croucher, 19, disappeared while walking to work on 15 February 2019.

From BBC

Her parents, John and Claire Croucher, said in a statement to the BBC they were "truly horrified" that issues remained more than 15 months on from her body being found.

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Mr Croucher, now a security consultant, was questioned on his links to the UK Ministry of Defence, it was said.

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