crumby

¹

[kruhm-ee]

adjective

crumbier, crumbiest 

1. full of crumbs.

2. soft.

crumby

²

[kruhm-ee]

adjective

crumbier, crumbiest 

1. Slang.,  crummy.

crumby

/ ˈkrʌmɪ /

adjective

1. full of or littered with crumbs

2. soft, like the inside of bread

3. a variant spelling of crummy 1

Word History and Origins

Origin of crumby¹

First recorded in 1725–35; crumb + -y ¹

Example Sentences

The only problem with crumby chicken is the silent b.

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Serve this with a big green salad to round out your wonderful, crumby meal.

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The baked fake, which is anything but crumby, has risen to the occasion at the Cake International show.

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Temperatures in the piles decrease and the compost matures into a dark and crumby humus, resembling rich organic soil in both look and smell, the zoo said.

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Crumby was a three-year veteran of the Huntsville Police Department, and previously served for eight years with the Tuscaloosa Police Department, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said.

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