crick

She was standing, towering over him, making him crick his neck as he talked to her.

If you crick your neck you might spot the odd bald patch, too!

Let him strain his eyes and crick his neck nightly watching the Red Star.

You'll crick your back!

Their disbandment was announced, almost en passant, by John Major, and the squads of stewards had little to do, save to crick their fingers and steal glances at their copies of the Daily Mail.

Also, Alice was having to crick her neck uncomfortably to turn and talk to me, and there's only so long you can stand at the edge of a group like that before you start to feel as if you should be clearing the empties off the table.

According to Norden there are a few essentials for a home gym: air conditioning is crucial, plus a nearby shower (or Jacuzzi), a television on the wall (put it at the right height if you don't want to crick your neck while on the treadmill) and a giant mirror.