Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Crutch"

A: It is essentially "filler word" such as um, uh, like, etc. However "crutch word" reinforces the idea that they impede communication and should be avoided/taken care of with an evident negative connotation.

A: Muletas

A: support sticks when you injured your leg

A: Well, let's say you have 2 crutches instead of one, that means you have more of a serious injury, compared to a person with 1 crutch. If someone were to kick your crutches from under you, that would mean you'd get more hurt than someone who only needs 1 crutch.

A: A "Crutch" Literal meaning is the stick people who can't use their legs well balance on in between their arms

In the context you're using it means
-A support
-A helper

"Your teachers are a crutch for your education"
"Your parents are a crutch for your life"

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A: It is very important to say this word with an "uh" sound. If you say it with an "ah" sound, it sounds like a very different word. :)

A: Feels like a crutch means it is something you lean on when you’re hurt or weak.

When a person had a broken leg, they use a crutch to stabilize themselves.

“John broke his leg, and now he uses a crutch to walk around.”

In this example, feels like a crutch means the person is not physically hurt, but they cannot help themselves and need to lean on someone or something to keep going.

“Every time rent is due, I have to ask my parents for help. It feels like a crutch, and it’s not funny anymore.”

A: “Crushes” is an informal way of saying “does very well”. “Crutch” is something you rely on to help with a weakness, a negative thing in your sentence.

A: She was walking with the aid/help of crutches :)

A: Sounds perfect to me!

A: 'I've been walking with a crutch' is the correct way to say it, but everything else is correct. 'On' implies that you might be standing on it haha.