crumpy
adj/ˈkɹʌmpi/
Etymology From crump + -y.
- I had hardly swallowed my broiled chicken , and three fourths of a sweet fresh trout that was set before me ; and was just nibbling at a bit of crumpy oaten cake to give a goût to my cheese and my dram of brandy1833, Andrew Picken, “The Priors of Lawford”, in Traditionary Stories of Old Families:
- Derived terms
- crumpiness