Crumbling

What do we mean by crumbling?

To fall apart; to disintegrate.

To break into crumbs.

To mix (ingredients such as flour and butter) in such a way as to form crumbs.

To break into small fragments or crumbs Urban Dictionary

An old person or elderly. Urban Dictionary

Verb - to crumble. The disappointing act of giving up on one's intentions, usually at the very last minute. This usually involves peer pressure or just a total lack of backbone. Adjective - to describe a person who is likely to crumble often. e.g. 'That guy is a right crumble'. Sometimes this adjective becomes a nickname as such, but this is only ever used when someone is a notorious crumble. Urban Dictionary

1. The feeling you have when everything is crumbling around you or when you have the feeling that it is. 2. Another word for depression or a sense of impending doom Urban Dictionary

To break, be destroyed or to shatter into several pieces; to leave, to think, to feel, to associate oneself with sexually, to taste and/or lick, to be raped by, to acquire, to call, to enjoy, to desire. Urban Dictionary

Too pissed to know whats goin on. Cant do anything without stumbling and falling over. A sense of your mind crumbling away into nothing. Urban Dictionary

Another word to call old people. Crumblies is the funniest word to ever call old people. Urban Dictionary

Left-overs of weed when you have no nugz (nuggets) left. Often found by searching your usual smoke spot for scraps and other left-overs of marijuana. Urban Dictionary

(n)Small, hard particles that come from blackheads and pores, extracted by firmly rubbing the face. Urban Dictionary

For something to be “Crumble” means it to be “Clean” or “fresh”. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to crumbling:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crumbling:
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Words that rhyme with crumbling:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective crumbling:
idols, walls, foundations, castles, creeds, institutions, prince.

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