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61Crumb, R(obert) — born Aug. 20, 1943, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S. U.S. cartoonist. He had no formal art training but was obsessed with drawing as a child. In 1960 he moved to Cleveland, Ohio, to work for a greeting card company. In 1967 he moved to San Francisco and… …
62Crumb, George (Henry) — (n. 24 oct. 1929, Charleston, W. Va., EE.UU.). Compositor estadounidense. Nacido de padres músicos, estudió en la Universidad de Michigan y desde 1965 enseñó en la Universidad de Pensilvania. Su estilo es conocido particularmente por sus timbres… …
63Crumb, R(obert) — (n. 20 ago. 1943, Filadelfia, Pa., EE.UU.). Caricaturista estadounidense. No tuvo formación artística formal, pero desde niño se obsesionó con el dibujo. En 1960 se mudó a Cleveland, Ohio, para trabajar en una compañía de tarjetas de saludo. En… …
64crumb — Synonyms and related words: abrade, air pollution, atom, atomize, attritus, beat, besprinkle, bit, bite, bran, bray, bread, brecciate, butt, chip, chunk, clip, clipping, collop, comminute, contriturate, cosmic dust, crumble, crush, cut, cutting,… …
65Crumb — horrible person …
66crumb — adj crooked, bent, stooping (1) …
67crumb — Australian Slang horrible person …
68crumb — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. bit, fragment, scrap, mite, morsel, jot, ort; leaving, leftover. See part, littleness, remainder, powderiness. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. particle, scrap, morsel; see bit 1 . III (Roget s 3… …
69crumb-snatcher — n a baby or small child. Like ankle biter, rug rat, etc., the phrase can be used affectionately and/or ruefully …
70crumb — krÊŒm n. bit, particle, morsel; soft inner part of bread v. break into crumbs, crumble; remove crumbs; coat with crumbs …
