1. A cow, especially a dairy cow.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect; informal

1. Dirty, grimy, or in poor condition.
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The farmer milked his crummie every morning.
• The old barn was crummie and needed repairs.
• She kept several crummies on her small farm.
• His clothes looked crummie after working in the garden all day.
• The crummie gave plenty of milk for the family's cheese.
• The crummie condition of the house made it hard to sell.