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crush someone or something to something to press or squeeze someone or something into a particular state, such as death, a pulp, nothing, etc. The anaconda crushed the tapir to death. Donna crushed the bananas to a pulp and put them into the cake batter. See also: crush crush something (in)to something to grind or break something into bits and pieces. He crushed the fennel seeds into a powder. The roller crushes the rocks to bits. See also: crush How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Terravant Wine Company provides an end-to-end solution for winemakers from grape sourcing and crush to long-term storage and bottling. Targeted to marketing and sales professionals, consultants, strategic planners and entrepreneurs, CRUSH prompts users to combine data about their specific organizations -- even existing files on users' desktops, servers or Internet sites -- with the information already available in CRUSH to help them build and customize their marketing plans and evaluate competitive strengths and weaknesses. Targeted to marketing and sales professionals, strategic planners and entrepreneurs, CRUSH prompts users to combine data about their specific organizations -- even existing files on users' desktops, servers or Internet sites -- with the information already available in CRUSH to help them refine their marketing objectives and evaluate competitive strengths and weaknesses. |
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