crueller

Less kind, meaner

Crueller is the comparative form of cruel, meaning more willing to cause pain or suffering.

British English favors this spelling; American English typically uses crueler.

The second winter proved crueller than the first.

Nothing crueller than indifference.

pastry

doughnut

Ring-shaped fried pastry

  • glazeThin lustrous coating
  • icingSweet cake covering
  • bakeryShop selling fresh loaves

confectionery · patisserie · choux · danish · brioche · croissant · fritter · beignet · éclair · churro

topping

glaze

Thin lustrous coating

  • icingSweet cake covering
  • sugarCrystalline carbohydrate sweetener
  • powderedCrushed to fine particles

cinnamon · maple · chocolate · vanilla · sprinkles · honey · frosted · dusted · dipped · coated

fried

oil

Slippery viscous fluid

sizzle · grease · hot · batter · cooked · calories · indulgence · sweet · sugary · guilty

shape

twisted

Wound around itself

ring · intertwined · braided · knotted · curved · ridged

Opposites
compassion and treatment of others

cruellerkinder

More benevolent

gentler · softer · warmer · milder

Family

cruelly, cruellest

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG