Associations to the word «Crump»
Noun
- Pedersen
- Andersen
- Hancock
- Speedway
- Stephan
- Memphis
- Jason
- Boyce
- Leigh
- Wiltshire
- Vandal
- Phil
- Adams
- Hatchet
- Lew
- Duane
- Mortar
- Sanders
- Harris
- Lyons
- Holder
- Boss
- Browning
- Horton
- Sullivan
- Tennessee
- Runoff
- Davey
- Griffith
- Pelican
- Garry
- Olsen
- Shane
- Toro
- Greg
- Gator
- Rider
- Mister
- Lea
- Todd
- Wallace
- Landing
- Roland
- Owen
- Poole
- Confederate
- Riff
- Watt
- Shelby
- Barry
- Narrow
- Bruce
- Helen
- Norris
- Tiny
- Preston
- Noel
- Zimmerman
- Rousseau
- Hart
- Ox
- Pts
- Roar
- Wetland
- Rogers
- Middleton
- Banner
- Staffordshire
- Meyer
- Mamma
- Ole
- Pleasant
- Drummer
- Motorcycle
- Warner
- Danube
- Hr
- Dane
- Savannah
- Vernon
- Mama
- Daniels
- Grenade
- Nat
- Toad
- Jensen
- Molly
- Wheelchair
- Stadium
- Ryan
- Andy
- Neville
- Jesse
- Jockey
- Benjamin
Verb
Wiktionary
CRUMP, adjective. (UK) (Scotland) (dialect) Hard or crusty; dry baked
CRUMP, adjective. (obsolete) crooked; bent
CRUMP, noun. The sound of a muffled explosion.
CRUMP, verb. (intransitive) To produce such a sound.
CRUMP, proper noun. A surname.
CRUMP, proper noun. An unincorporated community in Michigan.
CRUMP, proper noun. A city in Tennessee.
Dictionary definition
CRUMP, verb. Make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants.
CRUMP, verb. Bombard with heavy shells.
CRUMP, verb. Explode heavily or with a loud dull noise.
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