croucher

[krauch-er]

noun

plural

crouchers 

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

Example Sentences

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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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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An inquest in June concluded Ms Croucher had been unlawfully killed by sex offender Neil Maxwell, and was most likely the victim of an "unwarranted sex attack".

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

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Maxwell was wanted for another sex offence at the time of Ms Croucher's death and killed himself while on the run from police in April 2019, two months after her disappearance.

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