Crumping [verb]

Resuming his journey much refreshed, he reached Crump's Cross-roads, where he successfully avoided another picket.

Captain Crump had brought a fresh supply of ammunition; and as we had plenty of provisions, we were in want of nothing.

Captain Crump gravely asserted that, cut up a turtle as we might, it would not die until the moon rose.

The baggage, camp and garrison equipage was ordered to Crump's Landing, and detachments were made for its protection.

Mr. Crump was a very clean-looking person, without any beard; and dressed from head to foot in black.

"There, Mr. Crump," said Moulder, taking half a crown from his pocket and throwing it on the table.

I didnt stir out of the trench we occupied till a crump blew me out in a heap.

It looked like Crump's, but before he could fire the man rolled like a ball down the bushy bank to the river.

The search would begin next day-perhaps that very night-and Crump would guide the soldiers.

Crump's company came up at a "double quick" and the whole line moved forward with a yell.