dial. [f. CRUMP a.2 + -Y1.] = CRUMP a.2: see quots.

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1808–25.  Jamieson, Crump, crumpie.

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a. 1825.  Forby, Voc. E. Anglia, Crump, Crumpy, brittle, dry-baked, easily breaking under the teeth.

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1877.  Holderness Gloss., Crumpy, crisp; [as sb.] the crisp crust of a loaf.

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1877.  N. W. Linc. Gloss., Crumpy, crisp; said of bread or pastry.

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