Crumbling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUMBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CRUMBLE, 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
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to break into small pieces

Words related to CRUMBLING

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Words that contain CRUMBLING

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How to use CRUMBLING in a sentence

• The base of this arctic region is girdled by a belt of crumbling lava measuring about 1000 feet in vertical breadth, and is mostly free from snow in summer.
• I could already picture the gaping black windows, the broken, sagging ridge pole, and the crumbling chimney.
• But they were really too formidable to be driven back beyond the frontiers of the crumbling Empire.
• Thus was Flanders incessantly gaining new aggrandizement, while the duchy of Lorraine was crumbling away on every side.
• Thither I used to mount by a crumbling footpath, and in front of the last of the houses, would sit down to sketch.
• But now, of course, all these old keeps were warped and crumbling, and made fine nesting places for the wild birds.
• The grass stretches right up to the very base of the wall, and my feet made little noise until I reached the crumbling arch where the old gate used to be.
• The walls are crumbling, the floors are giving way.
• The young man was digging with a certain vicious energy, forcing the spade into the black crumbling loam with a movement full of vigor and malice.
• His head came round furiously, his heels slipped in the crumbling gravel, he kicked out wildly for safer holding, and in a moment he was over.
• The empire was crumbling, and upon its ruins the race of the future and social conditions of modern times were forming.
• Crumbling his bread, he looked equally hard at her, unable to turn away, determined not to be the first to shift his gaze.
• A sharp warning cry from a workman heralded the crumbling fall of a great section of the bank overhanging the drill which Graves had idly watched, and, as idly, watched still.
• It is usually light in color and of loose texture, crumbling readily, and subject to rapid decay, particularly when used in walls that are roughly constructed.
• The days went by and intimations at last reached us that the German power was crumbling.
• In famine haste he tore with strong claws at the crumbling mass.
• I am like a bit of rotten timber nowadays, my beams are crumbling under me.
• Here once more he saw the crumbling towers and walls of Hang Gow in fresh rain.
• Its attractions consist of a few crumbling fragments of a castle once belonging to the Hungerfords, and the contents of the castle chapel.
• The guns, moving slowly forward, battered the crumbling masonry at closest range.
• Nothing of it remained but a crumbling desolation to which the daisies still clung here and there.
• Corpses, crumbling there for centuries past, accounted for the beauty of the grass.
• Its deserted towers and crumbling walls still crowned the height and made a habitation for beasts and birds.
• The dozen feet of path from gate to steps was paved with crumbling red bricks, moss-stained and weed-embroidered.

Similar words containing CRUMBL without suffix ing

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