Preposition: of

• tree: The timbers were suitable crotches of trees, and where the canker was faulty the cleats were eased or packed to meet it.

Converse of object

• have: It tells other drivers they have a sweaty crotch.

• develop: Sometimes a middle aged tree develops crotches or pockets in the fork where branches stem from the trunk.

Preposition: for

• changing: Nickel free poppers at the shoulder and around the crotch for easy changing.

Adjective modifier

• open: The harness will fit a waist up to 44 inch and is open crotch for comfort and enjoyment.

Modifies a noun

• strap: A child seat harness should include a ' crotch strap ' which will prevent the child from sliding out feet first in an accident.

• seam: I Inside Leg - Knee - measure from crotch seam to middle of knee.

• rocket: His crotch rocket may have got the legs of me on the straights, but I could hold him off in the twisty bits.

• area: A double plugging buckle worn at the side rather than the front above the crotch area offers the desired look.

• rot: Given that crotch rot can lead to infertility or even to death, then at a certain point it has real effects.

• shot: There were no open crotch shots or anything like that.