crashing
/ˈkræʃɪŋ/
adjective
- Complete or total, used for emphasis, especially in a negative way.
- Her first attempt at baking was a crashing disaster.
- He made a crashing mistake by forgetting the client's name.
- The party was a crashing failure because no one showed up.
verb
- Present participle of crash: to hit something hard, causing damage or noise.
- The car was crashing into the barrier during the test.
- I heard dishes crashing in the kitchen.
- Waves were crashing against the rocks all night.
- Present participle of crash: to suddenly stop working, as in a computer or system.
- The game app is crashing every time I open it.
- My computer keeps crashing while I'm editing videos.
- The website was crashing under the heavy traffic.
- Present participle of crash: to fall asleep quickly from exhaustion.
- The baby was crashing after a busy day at the park.
- She's crashing early tonight because she has an early flight.
- After the long hike, I was crashing on the couch by 8 PM.
- Present participle of crash: to enter a place or event without permission or invitation.
- He got caught crashing a private party downtown.
- They were crashing the lecture to hear the famous speaker.
- Some teenagers were crashing the wedding reception.
noun
- The sound or action of something hitting hard and breaking.
- We heard a loud crashing from the garage.
- The crashing of the thunder kept me awake.
- The crashing of the waves was soothing.