crool

/ kruːl /

verb

1. tr to spoil

   don't crool your chances

2. crool someone's pitch
   crool someone's pitch to spoil an opportunity for someone

Example Sentences

"B-b-beating my wings against the crool b-b-bars," said Berry.

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His wife beats him "somethink crool," he says; in fact he never knew what real peace meant until war broke out.

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An' he calls on Cap Brice, that was wan iv th' youngest an' tastiest dhressers in th' whole crool an' devastatin' war.

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I don't care so much, but it do upset mother something crool.

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I've often thought that gert brains, like yours, be a crool burden in such times as these.

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