Country Dictionary

Like a crinkle except in a deeper pitch.

The thin fiberglass crunkled as we took it off the roof.

A mix of the two words crunch and crinkle

I did not put the chips away as you were on a work call and it would of made a crunkle sound

A word that describes the thin film of dead skin and saliva on either side of the corner of your mouth.

She has crunkle on her lips.

The act of getting crunk with one's uncle.

I got so crunk last night with my uncle. I was definitely crunkle.

So crazy drunk that you've become crippled.

Dude, I was so crunkled last night that I couldn't get off the couch to go out.

crumbled, crinkled

I stepped on the paper and it crunkled.

a criminal who lurks in Marshals and sings the crunkle song.

oh no! there’s crunkles coming for us!