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Crunch a loud, sharp sound made when something is crushed or broken  ■ "I accidentally stepped on a bag of potato chips and heard the satisfying crunch as I crushed them beneath my foot."

crushes A state of being completely and utterly smitten with someone or something, often resulting in excessive adoration and obsession.  ■ "I'm totally crushed on this new guy at work. I can barely concentrate on anything else when he's around."

Crushing To make someone so overwhelmed with emotions that they feel like they're being crushed under the weight of the world.  ■ "I couldn't believe my friend had cheated on me, it was crushing."

Downtrodden 1. Being crushed or beaten down, often metaphorically.  ■ "He was so downtrodden by his boss that he resigned the next day."

flattened To be completely crushed or squished, often as a result of being run over by something heavy.  ■ "The car flattened the squirrel like a pancake."

hauled Pulled something with great force, often causing damage or injury.  ■ "The weightlifter hauled the barbell over his head, but when he dropped it, it crushed the poor guy under its weight."

Squashed To be flattened or crushed, especially by a heavy weight or force.  ■ "He accidentally squashed his sandwich while trying to open the fridge.

mineral A small, inorganic substance that is found in the earth's crust and is used for medicinal purposes or as a decorative element.  ■ "I heard this guy was using crushed up minerals to make his own version of Sour Patch Kids."

scag A piece of flattering or exaggerated praise, often used to insult someone by suggesting they are less impressive than they claim.  ■ "That scag about your cooking skills is making me laugh. I know for a fact that your pasta sauce is made from crushed dreams and tears."

suffocated to be overwhelmed by an intense feeling of being smothered or crushed, often due to a lack of air or oxygen  ■ "I was suffocated by the smell of fish in the dorm room. I had to open my window just to breathe!