crool
/ (kruːl) /
verbAustralian slang
(tr) to spoil: don't crool your chances
crool someone's pitch to spoil an opportunity for someone
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How to use crool in a sentence
"B-b-beating my wings against the crool b-b-bars," said Berry.
Berry And Co. | Dornford YatesHis wife beats him "somethink crool," he says; in fact he never knew what real peace meant until war broke out.
An' he calls on Cap Brice, that was wan iv th' youngest an' tastiest dhressers in th' whole crool an' devastatin' war.
Mr. Dooley: In the Hearts of His Countrymen | Finley Peter DunneI don't care so much, but it do upset mother something crool.
New Treasure Seekers | E. (Edith) NesbitI've often thought that gert brains, like yours, be a crool burden in such times as these.
The Soul of Susan Yellam | Horace Annesley Vachell
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