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1º_ Crumble, cut into small portions, especially with the teeth. From the Occitan trencar . 2º_ Perhaps because of the previous one, "to steal something with effort or difficulty". 3º_ Tie tightly, fasten, tighten, secure with ropes to prevent movement. In France and Spain it is used as "beber", especially alcoholic beverages.
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