(krash) v.t.
1. To break or dash in pieces noisily and with violence.
2. To force or drive noisily and with violence: He crashed his way through the jungle.
3. U.S. Colloq. To intrude upon or enter uninvited or without paying admission: to crash a party or dance.
4. To cause, as an airplane, truck, or train, to fall to the earth or strike an obstacle.
—v.i.
5. To break or fall in pieces with a violent, broken sound.
6. To make a noise of clashing or breaking.
7. To move with such a noise: The boulder crashed down the hillside.
8. To fall to the earth or strike an obstacle, as an airplane or automobile.
9. To fail or collapse; come to ruin: The stock market crashed suddenly.
—noun
1. A loud noise, as of thunder.
2. Destruction; bankruptcy.
3. A destructive accident caused by collision: an airplane crash. [Imit.]

(krash) noun
A coarse fabric woven of thick, uneven yarns: used for towels, curtains, etc. [? <Russian krashenina]