cru
noun, plural crus [krooz; French kry] /kruz; French krü/.
Origin of cru
Examples from the Web for cru
Contemporary Examples of cru
As its former name implies, Cru is best known for its campus outreach: Bible study groups and the like.
CCC—sorry, Cru—is at once better known and lesser known than these groups.
Historical Examples of cru
Let us say Romané‑Conti, which is the "cru" that Barty loved best.
The MartianGeorge Du Maurier
On a cru reconnatre que les proportions de cette statue se rapprochaient beaucoup des proportions prscrites par Polyclte.
Walks in RomeAugustus J.C. Hare
Cru′ciform, in the form of a cross; Crucig′erous, bearing a cross.
Moreover, though he was of the right third or fourth cru of mil-huit-cent-trente, there was something wanting in his execution.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2George Saintsbury
An' them hosses won't trot 'less I lick 'em, an' ef I lick 'em I'm guilty o' cru'lty ter animals—includin' myself.
Mary Louise in the CountryL. Frank Baum (AKA Edith Van Dyne)