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crack (n.)
| 1 | flaw, defect, deficiency |
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crack (n.)
| 2 | broken voice quality |
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crack (n.)
| 3 | young rascal, little rogue |
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crack (n.)
| 4 | cannon-shot, explosive charge |
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crack (v.)
| 1 | sprain, tear, rupture |
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crack (v.)
| 2 | split asunder, snap |
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crack (v.)
| 3 | collapse, break down, fall to pieces |
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crack (v.)
| 4 | drink, empty, knock back |
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crack (v.)
| 5 | boast, trumpet, crow [about] |
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crack (v.)
| 6 | clip [of gold illegally taken from a coin] |
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crack the wind
| | over-use, over-exert |