Crumble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUMBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to break up and fall away
• break or fall apart into small fragments, especially as part of a process of deterioration
• cause (something) to break apart into small fragments
• (of something abstract) disintegrate gradually over a period of time
• break into fragments
• To break into small pieces; to cause to fall in pieces.
• To fall into small pieces; to break or part into small fragments; hence, to fall to decay or ruin; to become disintegrated; to perish.
• break or fall apart into fragments
• fall into decay or ruin
NOUN:
• a mixture of flour and fat that is rubbed to the texture of breadcrumbs and cooked as a topping for fruit
• a pudding made with crumble and fruit
• pudding of stewed fruit with a crumbly topping
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to break into small pieces

Words related to CRUMBLE

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Words that contain CRUMBLE

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How to use CRUMBLE in a sentence

• Let the cake lie till it is stale, then crumble it, and give each bird a gill-measureful morning and evening.
• As the authority of past tradition tends more and more to crumble, men naturally turn a wistful ear to the authority of reason or to the evidence of present fact.
• The full product of toil would be demanded, and capitalist society would crumble away.
• His mortar stuck, and his bricks did not crumble, and his lumber did not crack.
• The snow began to melt, crumble, shrink upon itself.
• Disciplined troops were needed, who could sweep the field with well-aimed bullets, and crumble walls with shot and shells.
• But not seeing the ice crumble, he ventured back to obtain the other axe, and then hastened home to his employer.
• The world, in continuing to exist, caused it to crumble.
• Fear no more to see the edifice of thy efforts crumble through a flaw.
• Beneath it all and through it all there is spreading, gradually and silently, the insidious decay that will surely crumble the constitution of the ancient world.
• If Congress are not firm on that head, our several States will crumble to atoms by the spirit of establishing every little canton into a separate State.
• If they use adobe, or sun-dried brick, houses would start to crumble in a few years, and they would be pulled down and the rubble shoved aside to make room for a new house.
• After a slight delay, he began to crumble one in his fingers, still keeping it in the water, until finally he drew forth what Elsie recognized at once as a stick of dynamite.
• So if, at present, the law of pardon were practiced in all countries, in a short time the world would be disordered, and the foundations of human life would crumble.
• It is but an imprisoned soap-bubble, and is apt to crumble.
• It was a very splendid and elaborate hole, and no one was allowed to come near, lest he cause its perfection to crumble away.
• The trees are bare, the walls crumble, and shadow slowly steals over all.
• Useless and unsightly the walls stood there, threatening to crumble and fall, like the race that had raised them up.
• With Louis XIV gone, it began to crumble from corruption within, from criticism without.
• Those walls, made sacred by visions of glory and shouts of triumph, would crumble to ruin in the clinging silence.
• Monuments may crumble, but a name endures as long as the world.
• The power of the Tories, who had dominated England for more than forty years, suddenly began to crumble.
• Things it misses it goes back for until they crumble and are devoured at its edge.
• If the building does not go up, the foundation itself will crumble and decay.
• Good yeast bread, while it should be firm and preserve a certain amount of moisture, will, when cold, crumble easily when rubbed between the fingers.
• But I? your wee house keep I must, Until it crumble into dust.
• Then I would take and break it in my hands To see you smile watching it crumble away.
• His fibre seemed to crumble, his knees turn to dust.
• No sooner has he finished one magnificent structure than he impatiently begins another, leaving the first to crumble and decay.
• All the foundations of you, all the structure of you, have to crumble, to fall together in a heap.
• His hands had the fumbling, indefinite movements, the obscure action, directed by a brain already begun to crumble.

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