crummie

or crum·my

[ kruhm-ee, kroom-ee ]

noun

, Chiefly Scot.

1. a cow with crooked horns.

Word History and Origins

Origin of crummie¹

1715–25; obsolete crum crooked ( Old English crumb; cognate with German krumm ) + -ie

Example Sentences

Midshipmen fullback Anton Hall Jr. walked off the field with a towel draped over his head as teammates embraced the sophomore who had gotten within inches of the goal line in the second overtime before Army linebacker Kalvyn Crummie jarred the ball loose.

From Washington Post

“Consumers actually really enjoy it,” said Jamie Crummie, the company’s co-founder.

From New York Times

Mr. Crummie, the Too Good To Go director, said the app’s requisite price point dissuaded this type of behavior.

From New York Times

It was the brainchild of the late school president Robert Crummie, who wanted to use the team as a religious outreach for young Black men.

From Washington Times

Chuck Crummie, 68, who attended the game with his son expressed his displeasure with the protest.

From Fox News