Crushers [noun]

In a category that’s convoluted to begin with, this crush to buy is confusing would-be consumers, most of whom have resort skiing knowledge but might be entirely new to the backcountry.

Over the next few decades, I maintained a kind of low-grade secret crush on surfing, the sort I once had on an older woman who worked at a hip coffee shop in my college town.

Hannah loves Johnny, but she definitely has a crush on Gabby.

The plan, however, remains in use to this day in many mines, and is frequently spoken of under the name of quartz-crusher.

A crushing machine, now called "quartz-crusher," also formed part of this additional order.

And so this last greatest calamity suddenly dealt out to him by the terrible King James was a crusher.

He heard the clatter of concrete mixers, the raucous grind of the crusher, the scream of donkey engines and the shouts of foremen.

The cogs emitted a grating, crunching sound, as of quartz in a stone-crusher, and then subsided.

Then, after the large chunks were gone, the dust and cleanings should have been put into wheelbarrows and taken over to a crusher.

His old-time science turned the day, and the desperado went down with a crusher "straight from the shoulder."