crump (Meaning)

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crump (v)

make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants

bombard with heavy shells

explode heavily or with a loud dull noise

No weak antonyms found.

As I bit into the freshly baked bread, I could hear the satisfying crump of the crust.
The leaves crump underfoot as we walk through the forest, creating a soothing rhythm.
With each step, the old floorboards crump beneath us, reminding us of the house's age.
The heavy book fell from the shelf with a loud crump, startling everyone in the library.
As the demolition crew worked, the building crumped down in a cloud of dust and debris.
The car's bumper crumped against the wall, leaving a dent and a trail of paint.
In the silence of the night, distant explosions crump through the air, a reminder of the ongoing conflict.
The toast popped up from the toaster with a soft crump, ready to be buttered.
The icy ground crumped under the weight of the hiker's boots as they trudged through the snow.
With a crump, the basketball hit the backboard and bounced into the net, scoring the winning point for the team.

make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants, bombard with heavy shells, explode heavily or with a loud dull noise

blow, detonate, burst, pop,explode, fragment,go off, blow up, balloon, bourgeon

collapse, implode, implode,collapse, fizzle,fizzle,

As I bit into the freshly baked bread, I could hear the satisfying crump of the crust.

The leaves crump underfoot as we walk through the forest, creating a soothing rhythm.

With each step, the old floorboards crump beneath us, reminding us of the house's age.

The heavy book fell from the shelf with a loud crump, startling everyone in the library.