† Crumped, crumpt

ppl. a. Obs. [app. f. CRUMP v.¹] Curved, crooked.

1480.  Caxton, Ovid’s Met., XI. xviii. A fowle … that hath a crumped bill.

1600.  Heywood, Edw. IV., II. V. iii. Richard, I’ll sit upon thy crumped shoulder.

1659.  Torriano, Ital. Dict., Scrignúto, crumpt, or hunch-backt as a Camel.

  Comb. Crumpt-shouldered, round-shouldered.

1603.  Holland, Plutarch’s Mor., 667. A sonne, who was crumpt-shouldred and bunch-backed.