Meaning of crack

Crack

Common

noun

•

A

and

in a

.

•

A

.

•

A

; a

.

•

, a

,

,

of

; often a

,

through a

.

•

Something good-tasting or

.

•

The

made when

.

•

Any

.

•

,

.

•

An

at something.

⚠️

.

•

The

between the

; the

.

•

In Irish English, Northern England English & Scottish English:

;

; good

,

,

, or

; good company.

•

In Irish English, Northern England English & Scottish English:

Business;

;

.

•

In Computing:

A

or

to

or

on

.

•

In American English:

An

of

the

of a large

at

,

the

of the

through the

above the water.

•

In Cumbrian English:

a

.

•

,

or

or

.

•

The

when

at

.

•

A

; a

of

;

.

•

A

or crack-brained person.

•

A

;

ing.

•

of

.

•

A

,

a

,

.

•

In British English:

A

time; an

; a

.

verb

•

To form

.

•

To

apart under

.

•

To become

by

.

•

To

or

,

under

or

.

•

To make a

.

•

To change

in

.

•

To

between

in the process of

.

•

To make a

.

•

To make a

or

in.

•

To

or

to

by

or

.

•

To

.

•

To

.

•

To

to

under

or other

. (Figurative)

•

To

a

. (Figurative, from

a

.)

•

To

a

security system

or a

.

•

To

to make

.

•

To

(a

).

•

In Chemistry:

To

(a

),

with the

of

: to

.

•

In Computing:

To

such as

or

.

•

To

a

, or any

or food.

•

To

,

.

•

To be

or

; to

.

adj

•

and

.

•

,

,

,

.

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Lineage

crack

English

crakken

Middle English (1100-1500)

cracian

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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