crusty

UK
/ˈkrʌsti/
US
/ˈkrʌsti/

Translations

crustyadjective
crustier
Comp.
crustiest
Super.
UK
/ˈkrʌsti/
US
/ˈkrʌsti/
bourruPour une personne au caractère rude, sec ou un peu grincheux.
Despite his crusty demeanor, the old man was actually very kind-hearted.
Malgré son air bourru, le vieil homme était en réalité très bon.
croûteuxSe dit d’un aliment ou d’une surface recouverte d’une croûte dure.
The bread was perfectly baked, with a crusty exterior and a soft interior.
Le pain était parfaitement cuit, avec une croûte extérieure croûteuse et un intérieur moelleux.
Additional translations
acariâtrePlus péjoratif, pour un tempérament ombrageux ou désagréable.
crustynoun
crusties
pl
UK
/ˈkrʌsti/
US
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Countable noun in British English meaning a bread roll with a hard crust; also informal for a member of a counter-culture group.
petit pain croustillantEn particulier pour un petit pain à croûte dure et croustillante.
I bought a ham crusty for lunch at the corner bakery.
J’ai acheté un petit pain croustillant au jambon pour le déjeuner à la boulangerie du coin.
Additional translations
crustyArgot, pour une personne associée à la culture crust-punk ou au mode de vie voyageur.
Synonyms
curmudgeonly person
old fogy

Definitions

crustyadjective
Having a hard outer layer or covering.
The bread was perfectly baked, with a crusty exterior and a soft interior.
Having a rough or surly personality.
Despite his crusty demeanor, the old man was actually very kind-hearted.
crustynoun
A bread roll that has a hard, crisp crust.
I bought a ham crusty for lunch at the corner bakery.
Informal: a person associated with the crust-punk or traveller subculture, typically perceived as unkempt or alternative.
The squat was occupied by a group of crusties travelling around the country.