Crumbling
Pronunciation: /ˈkrʌmbəl/
Crumbling (verb)
- To break something into small pieces or make it fall apart.
- To become weaker or less effective over time.
Examples
- The cookie will crumble if you press too hard.
- Dry leaves crumble easily underfoot.
Common collocations: crumble into dust, crumble away, crumble under pressure, crumble emotionally, apple crumble
Crumbling (noun)
- A dessert made with fruit and a crumbly topping.
Examples
- Apple crumble is a popular dessert in many homes.
- She served a warm berry crumble after dinner.