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Crestfallen

The young boy was pushed to the ground, crestfallen.
1. Tearful or sad due to a recent event.
2. Sad.

Pronunciation: Crest - Fallen.

An adjective which is usually used to express disappointment or depression in a recent event or doing. Notably used in poems.
The young boy was pushed to the ground, crestfallen.
Crestfallen by Estragon April 21, 2008
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crestfallen

another word for feeling sadness, or disappointed.
im crestfallen after hearing some rumors about my bestfriend.
crestfallen by kei'sha January 4, 2023

Crestfallen Malefactor 

One who spreads misery and maleficence. An unchivalrous, debased person with no sense of dignity or honor.
Knight 1: "Watch out for that neer-do-well. He has tried to lie to and to cheat us before."
Knight 2:"Is there no rest for a crestfallen malefactor?"
Crestfallen Malefactor by slfr December 26, 2021

crestfallen snake 

sad and disappointed, especially when something has not succeeded
J: I always give people the benefit of the doubt having a few months with something that felt real was good enough.

A: crestfallen snake is what you call this a close to almost best friend.

cr3stfallen 

a music collective with members such as OkayMar, Rodneyy ( Monica Denise’s son) Tdf & More.
John : have you heard about cr3stfallen? they’re next up!

Kankan: Yea, i heard of them.. They’re pretty good.
cr3stfallen by undergrounddemon June 26, 2021

crestfall 

Noun - a serious decline in population or the quality of a system or activity.
A crestfall in oil prices
crestfall by Marc2.0 July 29, 2023
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