crumble
- noun
- /ˈkrʌm.bəl/
- The crumbles of land that had broken loose felt like marbles against the thin soles of his sneakers.
Then we're going to have like pie crust crumbles in the shake.
- Then we're going to have like pie crust crumbles in the shake.
Examples
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You really want to keep all the crumbles, OK?
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I love making pies, crumbles, and cobblers with apples; somehow I feel I'm eating healthier!
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We're doing a deep dish apple crumble pie.
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So today I have decided to do some apple crumble cupcakes.
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I also brought leftover crumble from yesterday.
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You may want to try the steak kidney pie... followed by the apple crumble.
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And then for dessert, we have apple crumble with custard.
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We're going to be making some apple crumble, gluten free, vegan apple crumble, and I'll take you with me.
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So this is a cheddar based crumble with white sharp cheddar.
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For dessert, we enjoyed a warm apple crumble topped with vanilla ice cream.
Synonyms
A very small piece of bread, cake, or other baked food
Small pieces of dry bread that you put on food before cooking
A small piece of bread or food
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Etymology
Crumble as a noun comes from the same word crumb, meaning 'a very small piece', and so a 'crumble' is one of those tiny bits left when food breaks or is eaten, like the little crumbs on a plate.