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cracksnounpl. of crack an irregular usually narrow break in a surface created by pressurea pebble struck the car's windshield and left a spidery crack in it checks, chinks, clefts, crannies, crevices, fissures, rifts, splits crevassescrazes, hairlinesfractures, rupturesbreaches, gaps, openingscuts, gashes, incisions, slits a hard strike with a part of the body or an instrumenta disciplinary crack on the hand with a ruler was once common in schoolrooms bangs, bashes, bats, beats, belts, biffs, blows, bops, boxes, buffets, busts, chops, claps, clips, clouts, cuffs, dabs, douses(British), fillips, hacks, haymakers, hits, hooks, knocks, larrups(dialect), lashes, licks, pelts, picks, plumps, pokes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slugs, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, stingers, stripes, strokes, swats, swipes, switches, thuds, thumps, thwacks, wallops, welts, whacks, whams, whops(also whaps) counterblows(or counter-blows), counterpunches, counters, counterstrokes(or counter-strokes)body blows, hands, kicks, knees, lefts, one-twos, rabbit punches, right-handers, rights, roundhouses, shivers, sidewinders, sucker punches, swings, uppercutscrunchers, kayos, knockdowns, knockouts, KOsbastinadoes(or bastinades), batterings, beatings, drubbings, lickings, pastings, thrashingswallopings, whippings, whips a loud explosive soundthe tree fell with a sharp crack bangs, blasts, booms, claps, crashes, pops, reports, slams, smashes, snaps, thunderclaps, thwacks, whacks, whomps, whumps thunks, whamsclangors, clangs, clanks, clashesknocks, raps, tapsblares, clamors, howls, hubbubs, hue and cries, hullabaloos, outcries, roars, tumults, uproars an effort to do or accomplish somethingthis is my first crack at painting assays(archaic), attempts, bashes(chiefly British), bids, endeavors, essays, flings, goes, offers, passes, shots, stabs, trials, tries, whacks, whirls strivings, struggles, throes, undertakingstrial and errors something said or done to cause laughtera whispered crack made the whole back row start laughing boffolas, boffs(or boffos), drolleries, funnies, gags, giggles(chiefly British), japes, jests, jokes, joshes, laughs, nifties, one-liners, pleasantries, quips, ribs, sallies, waggeries, wisecracks, witticisms, yuks(or yucks also yaks or yocks, slang) knee-slappers, panics(slang), riots, screams, thigh-slappersantics, buffooneries, capers, leg-pulls, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, tricksburlesques, caricatures, lampoons, mockeries, mocks, parodies, put-ons, riffsbanters, persiflages, railleries, reparteescomedies, humors, wits, wordplays a person of odd or whimsical habitsthat conspiracy theorist has been labeled a crack by the ballistics experts characters, codgers, crackbrains, crackpots, cranks, eccentrics, flakes, fruitcakes, head cases, kooks, nutcases, nuts, nutters(British slang), oddballs, oddities, originals, quizzes, screwballs, weirdos, zanies bohemians, mavericks, nonconformists, quixotescoots, geezerscurios, raritiesfreaksfantasticoes, fantasts odd ducks, pieces of work conformers, conformists, followers, sheep to break suddenly with an explosive soundthe tree branch unexpectedly cracked under our weight pops, snaps rends, rives, splitscrackles, hisses, sizzles, sputtersbursts, explodes, shattersclacks, clatters, clicks to yield to mental or emotional stressafter hours of tough questioning the suspect finally cracked and blurted out a confession breaks down, breaks up, flips (out)(slang), freaks (out), melts down, wigs (out)(slang) chokes blows one's cool, falls apart, goes off the deep end, goes to pieces, loses it to change (as a secret message) from code into ordinary languagethe United States military used the Navajo language as a code during World War II, and the enemy never cracked it breaks, deciphers, decodes, decrypts descrambles, unscramblesrenders, translatesdopes (out), figures out, puzzles (out), solves, unravels, unriddles, works, works out ciphers, codes, enciphers, encodes, encrypts garbles, jumbles (up), mixes (up) to deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous mannercracked the bow of the ship with a champagne bottle bangs, bashes, bats, belts, biffs, bludgeons, bobs, bonks, bops, boxes, busts, claps, clips, clobbers, clocks, clouts, hammers, hits, knocks, nails, pastes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slogs, slugs, smacks, smites, socks, strikes, swats, swipes, tags, thumps, thwacks, wallops, whacks, whales, zaps batters, beats, buffets, bungs, chops, cuffs, drubs, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), licks, mangles, mauls, pelts, peppers, pommels, pummels, roughsscuffsbunts, flicks, strokes, tapsbumps, butts, jabs, jostles, kicks, knees, pokes, prods, pushes, shoves, stampsbowls (down or over), creams, decks, dumps(slang), fells, floors, knocks down, levelsrabbit-punches, sucker punchescanes, clubs, cudgels, flails, flogs, lashes, saps, slashes, sledgehammers, sledges, spears, stabs, switches, thrashes, whipsbeans, brains, conks, skulls hangs one on to find an answer for through reasoningI've been mulling this riddle, but I just can't crack it answers, breaks, dopes (out), figures out, puzzles (out), resolves, riddles (out), solves, unravels, unriddles, works, works out concludes, decides, deduces, gathers, infers, judges, reasonsclears (up), irons out, straightens (out), unscrambles, untangles, untiesassumes, conjectures, divines, guesses, presumes, speculatesdeciphers, decodes to cause to go insane or as if insanecracked by years in solitary confinement, the prisoner could only maunder incoherently crazes, deranges, frenzies, locos, maddens, unbalances, unhinges, unstrings agitates, bothers, confuses, discomposes, disquiets, distracts, disturbs, perturbs, unsettles, upsetsannoys, irritates, vexes calms, quiets, relaxes, settles, soothes, tranquilizes(also tranquillizes) |