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crumbyenUK
crum·my also crumb·y C0776400 (krŭm′ē)adj. crum·mi·er, crum·mi·est also crumb·i·er or crumb·i·est Slang 1. Miserable or wretched: a crummy situation in the family.2. Shabby or cheap: a crummy little rowboat.
[Probably from crumb.]crumby (ˈkrʌmɪ) adj, crumbier or crumbiest1. full of or littered with crumbs2. soft, like the inside of bread3. a variant spelling of crummy1crumb•y1 (ˈkrʌm i)
adj. crumb•i•er, crumb•i•est. 1. full of crumbs. 2. soft. [1725–35] crumb•y2 (ˈkrʌm i)
adj. crumb•i•er, crumb•i•est. crummy. Thesauruscrummy also crumby
adjectiveSlang. Of decidedly inferior quality:base, cheap, lousy, miserable, paltry, poor, rotten, shoddy, sleazy, trashy.Informal: cheesy.Slang: schlocky.crumbyenUK
crummy1. Bad or unpleasant. I'm feeling pretty crummy—I hope I'm not coming down with something.2. Of poor quality. Darn it, my crummy suitcase fell apart as I was trying to pack it.crummy and crumby (ˈkrəmi) mod. lousy; bad; inferior. (See comments at crumb.) You know, this stuff is pretty crummy. crumby verbSee crummyEncyclopediaSeecrummy |