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crashing To do something in a manner that is extremely loud, violent, and disruptive. ■ After seeing the car coming at them, they crashed into the side of the road with a deafening bang.
Showing The act of revealing or displaying something in a theatrical manner, often with exaggerated or comedic effect. ■ "He was showing off his new car by driving it around the block at breakneck speed, but unfortunately, he ended up crashing into a tree. I guess you could say that his 'showing' was more of a 'crashing'.
Airplane A flying machine with wings, that allows people and goods to travel through the air at high speeds. ■ Why don't scientists trust airplanes? Because they have a history of crashing!
coast An area of land that borders a sea or ocean. ■ "I love going on vacation to the coast because I can smell the salty air and hear the sound of the waves crashing on the shore."
durned An adjective used to describe something or someone that is very frustrating, annoying, or difficult. ■ "That durned computer keeps crashing every time I try to do anything!
Interruptions The art of crashing a party and taking over the conversation. ■ "When I walked into the room, everyone immediately started talking about me. It was like they were waiting for me to interrupt their boring conversations."
issues a state of being in which something is not working or behaving as expected, often resulting in problems or difficulties. ■ "I'm having issues with my computer - it keeps freezing and crashing!
meteorite A piece of rock that falls from the sky. ■ I woke up to the sound of a meteorite crashing through my roof. It's a good thing I have a sturdy bed frame!
seascape A breathtaking view of the ocean, complete with crashing waves and seagulls soaring overhead. ■ "I had a wonderful time gazing at the beautiful seascape while on my honeymoon."
State A condition of being or existence. ■ I'm in a state of constant frustration because my computer keeps crashing.
Superheroes Nouns that possess extraordinary abilities and powers, typically used to protect or save the world from evil. ■ "Wow, even Superman couldn't stop that plane from crashing! Looks like he's not as super as we thought."
felling A sudden and violent fall, often caused by a strong gust of wind or other external force. ■ "The tallest tree in the forest came crashing down with a loud thud in the middle of the night. It was quite a felling!"
guard A person who watches over and protects something or someone, typically by standing nearby and being alert. ■ "I need to hire a guard for my valuable antiques. I don't want them getting stolen!"; A device used to protect against malware or other harmful software. ■ "I forgot to install a guard on my computer before downloading that suspicious attachment. Now it's running slow and crashing constantly."
java A programming language that is so complex and confusing, it makes even the most intelligent programmers feel like they're in over their heads. ■ "I can't figure out why my Java code keeps crashing. It's like a black hole of confusion swallowed everything I thought I knew about programming."
Speedway A place where cars race at high speeds, usually around an oval track. ■ After winning the lottery, John decided to spend his fortune by buying a speedway and hosting races every weekend. Unfortunately, he soon realized that he had no idea how to run a speedway and ended up crashing into the barrier multiple times during practice sessions.
Upgrading The act of becoming more advanced, sophisticated or expensive in order to appeal to a higher class of consumers. ■ I upgraded my smartphone because it kept freezing and crashing, but now I'm paying an arm and a leg for a phone that does almost the same thing.