corrump
/ˈkɒrʊm, ˈkɔrʊm/Definitions
1. verb
to deprive of innocence or virtue; to corrupt
“The corrupt politician was accused of corrumping the young intern.”
2. verb
to spoil or ruin, especially by adding something of a different kind
“The addition of sugar spoiled the original flavor of the dish, corrumping its authenticity.”
3. noun
a corrupt person
“The police were looking for the corrump who had stolen the valuable jewels.”
4. noun
a substance added to something to spoil or ruin it
“The chemical was used as a corrump to spoil the valuable documents.”