English word
Crack
Definitions
verb
- to make a very sharp explosive sound
- to strike with a sharp noise : rap
- to open (something, such as a bottle) for drinking
- to open (a book) for studying
- to puzzle out and expose, solve, or reveal the mystery of
- to break into
- to open slightly
- to break through (something, such as a barrier) so as to gain acceptance or recognition
- to show or begin showing (a smile) especially reluctantly or uncharacteristically
- to impair seriously or irreparably : wreck, disrupt
- to destroy the tone of (a voice)
- to break, split, or snap apart
- to interrupt sharply or abruptly
- to cause to make a sharp noise
- to subject (hydrocarbons) to cracking
- to produce by cracking
- to break up (chemical compounds) into simpler compounds by means of heat
- fail: such as
- to lose control or effectiveness under pressure
- to fail in tone
- to go or travel at good speed
- to break so that fissures appear on the surface
- to break with a sudden sharp sound
- to tell especially suddenly or strikingly
Synonyms for crack
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