cinches in English

noun

1

an extremely easy task.

the program was a cinch to use

synonyms: an easy task, child's play, a snap, a walkover, nothing, a piece of cake, a picnic, a breeze, kids' stuff, a cakewalk, a pushover, duck soup, a walk in the park

2

a girth for a Western saddle or pack.

Tack is not defined, but presumably means saddle and bridle and normal accessories, such as girths, cinches and saddle pads.

verb

1

secure (a garment) with a belt.

But any sensible reptile at Cable Beach wouldn't dare mess with David when they see the crocodile skin belt cinching his trousers!

2

make certain of.

his advice cinched her decision to accept the offer

noun

an easy task, child's play, a snap, a walkover, nothing, a piece of cake, a picnic, a breeze, kids' stuff, a cakewalk, a pushover, duck soup, a walk in the park
certainty, sure thing, sure bet
pushover, walkover, piece of cake, snap, breeze, picnic, child's play, duck soup
girth

verb

girth
girth

Use "cinches" in a sentence

1. The primary rope can be used to place cinches between the arms and the body.

2. Saddle Pads Horse Blankets Headstalls and Bridles Breast Collars Bits Cinches, Girths & Tie Straps Flank Straps Reins Stirrups and Fenders Halters and Lead Ropes Protective Gear Show Headstalls-Breast Collars-Halters Spurs and Spur Straps Riding Helmets Horse Training and Safety Equipment

3. ‘his advice Cinched her decision to accept the offer’ ‘But the decision was Cinched by an email from my 10-year-old niece.’ ‘Susie's domination here, however, Cinched her first-place victory and secured her a place in fitness history as the only three-time winner.’ ‘This quote is what cinches my position.’