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Definition of crack
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Crack (v. i.) To burst or open in
chinks;
to
break,
with or
without
quite
separating
into
parts..
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Scranch
::
Scranch
(v. t.) To grind with the
teeth,
and with a
crackling
sound;
to
craunch..
Fracture
::
Fracture
(v. t.) To cause a
fracture
or
fractures
in; to
break;
to burst
asunder;
to
crack;
to
separate
the
continuous
parts of; as, to
fracture
a bone; to
fracture
the
skull..
Cleft
::
Cleft (n.) A space or
opening
made by
splitting;
a
crack;
a
crevice;
as, the cleft of a
rock..
Crackle
::
Crackle
(n.) The noise of
slight
and
frequent
cracks
or
reports;
a
crackling.
Kibed
::
Kibed (a.)
Chapped;
cracked
with cold;
affected
with
chilblains;
as kibed
heels.
Check
::
Check (v. t.) To make
checks
or
chinks
in; to cause to
crack;
as, the sun
checks
timber..
Choppy
::
Choppy
(a.) Full of
cracks.
Smack
::
Smack (v. t.) To make a sharp noise by
striking;
to
crack;
as, to smack a
whip..
Cracked
::
Cracked
(imp. & p. p.) of Crac.
Joke
::
"Joke (n.)
Something
said for the sake of
exciting
a
laugh;
something
witty or
sportive
(commonly
indicating
more of
hilarity
or humor than
jest);
a jest; a
witticism;
as, to crack
good-natured
jokes..
Check
::
Check (v. i.) To crack or gape open, as wood in
drying;
or to crack in small
checks,
as
varnish,
paint,
etc..
Half-cracked
::
Half-cracked
(a.)
Half-demented;
half-witted.
Fother
::
Fother
(v. t.) To stop (a leak in a ship at sea) by
drawing
under its
bottom
a
thrummed
sail, so that the
pressure
of the water may force it into the
crack..
Brack
::
Brack (n.) An
opening
caused
by the
parting
of any solid body; a crack or
breach;
a flaw.
Crack
::
Crack (v. i.) To utter vain,
pompous
words;
to brag; to
boast;
-- with of..
Chop
::
Chop (n.) A crack or
cleft.
See Chap.
Chap
::
Chap (v. t.) To cause to open in slits or
chinks;
to
split;
to cause the skin of to crack or
become
rough.
Nutcracker
::
Nutcracker
(n.) A
European
bird
(Nucifraga
caryocatactes),
allied
to the
magpie
and crow. Its color is dark
brown,
spotted
with
white.
It feeds on nuts,
seeds,
and
insects..
Grit
::
Grit (n.)
Grain,
esp. oats or
wheat,
hulled
and
coarsely
ground;
in high
milling,
fragments
of
cracked
wheat
smaller
than
groats..
Cleft
::
Cleft (n.) A
disease
in
horses;
a crack on the band of the
pastern.
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