How to spell cupboard

Correct spelling for the English word “cupboard” is [kˈʌbəd], [kˈʌbəd], [k_ˈʌ_b_ə_d] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

Word forms: cupboards

A cupboard is a piece of furniture that has one or two doors, usually contains shelves, and is used to store things. The kitchen cupboard was stocked with cans of soup and food.

: a closet with shelves where dishes, utensils, or food is kept also : a small closet.

1a : a small fragment especially of something baked (such as bread) b : a porous aggregate of soil particles. 2 : bit a crumb of good news. 3 : the soft part of bread.

A crumber (also called a table crumber) is a tool designed to remove crumbs from a tablecloth, used especially in fine dining situations. The crumber was intended to be carried “conveniently in the pocket”, and less conspicuous than the brush and pan customarily used to remove crumbs after the meal.

Middle English crome, crumme, from Old English cruma “fragment of bread or other food, a morsel, small fragment,” from a West Germanic root of obscure origin (compare Middle Dutch crume, Dutch kruim, German Krume); perhaps from a PIE word for “small particle of bread” and cognate with Greek grumea “bag or chest for old

Of surprise or worry ate it up and left no crumbs meaning an expression of surprise or worry 2.

Crumbs are large pieces of aggregated soil present as lumps. They need to be crushed and grounded to make the soil even. This is done while ploughing and tilling of land before land is prepared for sowing. This is done with the help of iron leveller or wooden plank in smaller areas or power tillers in large areas.

Filters. (slang) An objectionable or foolish person. noun.

adjective Of poor quality.