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crumble

verb as in break or fall into pieces

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Two of the worst teams in the league, the Carolina Panthers and Tennessee Titans, got only their second wins of the campaign, while the Dallas Cowboys' season continued to crumble.

From BBC

Also, while most teams crumble under the weight of three-to-none — the previous nine poor souls were swept — a different sort of history is also on the Dodgers’ side.

It’s topped with whipped cream, caramel and cookie butter crumble.

From Salon

"Everyone thought Holloway going to be there forever. It really shows that systems that we think will be there forever can crumble," fellow co-director Sophie Compton told BBC London.

From BBC

Flimsy ground story walls for carports, garages or stores can crumble in an earthquake, and are called “soft-story” buildings, explains U.S.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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