1. One who crumples.
1849. Blackw. Mag., LXVI. 595. This crumpler-up and defier of empires.
2. A cravat. dial.
1869. Blackmore, Lorna D., iii. (ed. 12), 12. If I see a boy make todo about the fit of his crumpler.
3. A fall by which man and horse are doubled up.
1883. E. Pennell-Elmhirst, Cream Leicestersh., 3. A loaded shoulder [in a horse] means a crumpler over timber.
1887. H. Smart, Cleverly Won, iii. 20. The mare … would be more frightened by a crumpler than you would.
1891. Temple Bar Mag., Jan., 30. The brute broke away with me and came no end of a crumpler over a wire fence.
