crumb
ly
Comparative
more crumbly
Superlative
most crumbly
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easily breaking into small pieces when pressed
- The crumbly texture of the cookie made it perfect for dipping into milk.
- The old book's pages were crumbly and fragile, threatening to disintegrate with each turn.
- The soil in the garden was crumbly and dry, indicating a need for water and nutrients.
- The cheese was deliciously crumbly, with a sharp flavor that melted in the mouth.
- The walls of the ancient ruins were crumbly and weathered, bearing the scars of centuries of erosion.
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