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I fall knee deep in the nest and trumple into the nest places of the nest.
The Nest 2010
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I trumple from rath in mine mines when I rimimirim!
Finnegans Wake 2006
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We have politicians that do not see more than the next election, blood sucker elit and businesspersons that trumple all ethical and moral values, and sleep walking people with a strong enough shoulder to carry them.
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We have politicians that do not see more than the next election, blood sucker elit and businesspersons that trumple all ethical and moral values, and sleep walking people with a strong enough shoulder to carry them.
qms commented on the word trumple
trumple - v. To figuratively crush underfoot. To damage or destroy by actions or words employed with callous indifference to truth or consequences.
Collected by Dr. W.G. Marx from a CBS News report on "mall brawls," Dec. 27, 2016.
Civility's surface, though rumpled,
Had never before wholly crumpled
Till electoral games
In this year of shames
Saw standards of decency trumpled.
December 31, 2016