English to Yoruba Meaning of crum - crum

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Definitions of crum in English

Noun(1) small friedcake formed into twisted strips and fried; richer than doughnuts

Examples of crum in English

(1) I grab some coffee and a cruller and make my appointed rounds.(2) She bit into her cruller , shaking her head, and cast a look to Kieran.(3) The sooner he could get this ‘journey of discovery’ over with, the sooner they'd be on a plane home and the closer he'd be to a powdered cruller and a decent cup of coffee.(4) Mark then completely forgot about his cruller and headed for his dressing room.(5) Think again of height and weight: The two are related, but there are other variables - a fondness for exercise, a taste for chocolate crullers - that can determine how much you weigh.(6) After that, I stopped at a corner stall where people were standing around eating - as I'd hoped, it was a place that made fresh dumplings and crullers - breakfast food.(7) For five minutes, everyone either threw down exact change or made their own change without any notice from Ralph; he was just too busy pouring coffee or retrieving crullers to pay any attention to the money situation.(8) For homecomings and family gatherings, there is usually a sumptuous spread of cakes and pastries, including crullers and thin pancakes rolled around whipped cream.(9) Then, with bittersweet feelings, we realize how much we love what our parents loved - the long, fried crullers at dim sum; the smells of strange-looking fruit in Chinatown; the simplicity of chopsticks in one's hand.

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(3) ocean cruiser ::

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