"Crumbly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Crumbly" Meaning

(The word "crumbly" is an adjective that means having a texture that breaks easily into small pieces, like dry bread or a crumbling cliff. It can also be used to describe something that is weak or fragile.)

"Crumbly" Examples

Crumbly

Crumbly is an adjective that means:

Breakable or fragmentable into small crumbs or pieces, typically due to being dry, fragile, or easily broken.

Here are 5 usage examples:

The crumbly cookie broke apart as soon as I tried to take a bite.
After a week without water, the cake had become crumbly and dry.
The crumbly edge of the bread was a perfect snack for the baby.
The new employee struggled to handle the crumbly documents, causing them to fall apart.
The old, crumbly stairs creaked as we walked up them, but they seemed sturdy enough.