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Cruft — bezeichnet Adrian Cruft, britischer Komponist und Musikpädagoge Charles Cruft, britischer Hundefutterproduzent und Gründer der Hundeausstellung Crufts Charles Cruft, amerikanischer Bürgerkriegsgeneral (*1826; †1883) Diese Sei … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cruft's — a famous British competition for dogs, officially called Cruft s Dog Show, which is held every year in London. Judges at the show decide which is the best animal in the country for each type of dog (the best of breed ), and they also decide which … Dictionary of contemporary English
Cruft's — Cruft’s UK [krʌfts] US a competition for dogs that takes place every year in the UK http://www.macmillandictionary.com/med2cd/weblinks/crufts.htm Thesaurus: keeping and training animalshyponym general animal typeshyponym … Useful english dictionary
Cruft — This article is about a computing term. For other uses, see Cruft (disambiguation). Fancruft redirects here. For the Wikipedia essays, see WP:Fancruft and WP:Cruftcruft. Cruft is jargon for computer software or hardware that is of poor quality.… … Wikipedia
Cruft — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and has a number of possible sources. Firstly, the surname may be a nickname for a smart, cunning person, deriving from the Olde English pre 7th Century craeft , craft, skill. The surname may… … Surnames reference
Cruft (disambiguation) — Cruft is poor quality computing material. Cruft may also be: People: Charles Cruft (general) (1826 1883), American Charles Cruft (1852 1938), British dog show manager Eugene Cruft (1887 1976), British musician player Adrian Cruft (1921 1987),… … Wikipedia
cruft together — v. To haphazardly build an ugly yet functional object. Hence cruftsmanship , the antithesis of craftsmanship. Example Citation: [MS DOS was] crufted together in 6 weeks by hacker Tim Paterson...who is said to have regretted it ever since. From… … New words
cruft — m? ( es/ as) crypt [L] … Old to modern English dictionary
cruft — n. junk, collection of unwanted items; any unpleasant material, any disgusting substance; outcome of inferior workmanship; excess or redundant code within a computer program (Computers) v. write out assembler code for a task usually done by a… … English contemporary dictionary
Cruft's — UK [krʌfts] / US a competition for dogs that takes place every year in the UK … English dictionary
