Crack

What do we mean by crack?

To break without complete separation of parts. intransitive verb

To break or snap apart. intransitive verb

To make a sharp snapping sound. intransitive verb

To break down; fail. intransitive verb

To have a mental or physical breakdown. intransitive verb

To change sharply in pitch or timbre, as from hoarseness or emotion. Used of the voice. intransitive verb

To move or go rapidly. intransitive verb

To break into simpler molecules, often by means of heat or a catalyst. intransitive verb

To cause to break without complete separation of parts: synonym: break. intransitive verb

To cause to break with a sharp snapping sound. intransitive verb

To crush (corn or wheat, for example) into small pieces. intransitive verb

To strike, especially with a sharp sound. intransitive verb

To cause to come into forceful contact with something, especially with a sharp sound. intransitive verb

To open to a slight extent. intransitive verb

To break open or into. intransitive verb

A thin and usually jagged space opened in a previously solid material.

A narrow opening.

A sharply humorous comment; a wisecrack.

Crack cocaine, a potent, relatively cheap, addictive variety of cocaine; often a rock, usually smoked through a crack-pipe.

The sharp sound made when solid material breaks.

Any sharp sound.

A sharp, resounding blow.

An attempt at something.

Vagina.

The space between the buttocks.

Conviviality; fun; good conversation, chat, gossip, or humorous storytelling; good company.

Business; events; news.

A program or procedure designed to circumvent restrictions or usage limits on software.

(elsewhere throughout the North of the UK) a meaningful chat.

Extremely silly, absurd or off-the-wall ideas or prose.

The tone of voice when changed at puberty.

A mental flaw; a touch of craziness; partial insanity.

A crazy or crack-brained person.

A boast; boasting.

Breach of chastity.

A boy, generally a pert, lively boy.

A brief time; an instant; a jiffy.

Words that are spelled similarly to crack:
crack, track, rack, crank, wrack, crock, clack, crick, frack, brack, cack, cruck, cracy, carack, drack, chack, crace, crac, crak, krack, arack, craik, crask, prack, crawk, crac1.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crack:
cocaine, addict, cracks, fracture, cracking, propagation, epidemic, skye, cracked, heroin, password, fatigue, nuts, stress, tip, smile, powder, jokes, whip, addiction, willow, loading, marijuana, doom, bottle, climbing, strain, pipe, drug, peaking, sky, drugs, down, dawn, egg, load, width, concrete, gang, plastic, comics, billboard, closure, possession, wall, hole.

Words that rhyme with crack:
back, black, track, hack, pack, jack, attack, rack, stack, lack, feedback, tack, plaque, sack, slack, sac, smack, flak, knack, mac, setback, shack, snack, whack, wrack, lac, tarmac, aback, yak, piggyback, drawback, tac, wack, ransack, maniac, anorak, almanac, flack, pac, lilac, zodiac, hijack, quack, megalomaniac, kickback, throwback, cognac, cardiac, paque, ack, kodak, flashback, backtrack, backpack, clack, fallback, fac, comeback, blackjack, rucksack, sidetrack, outback, cadillac, nymphomaniac, payback, mack, skipjack, push back, hold back, lumberjack, flapjack, knickknack, wisecrack, pak, claque, knapsack, unpack, chirac, counterattack, quarterback, rollback, frack, jacques, dak, greenback, insomniac, humpback, razorback, pontiac, yack, thwack, cutback, amnesiac, brack, eniac, hatchback, bushwhack, plack, soundtrack, racetrack.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crack:
sharp, first, loud, small, single, large, narrow, little, long, tiny, initial, wide, thin, main, vertical, deep, diagonal, open, big, sudden, short, slight, elliptical, horizontal, shaped, longitudinal, central, wise, occasional, huge, fine, internal, brittle, sickening, circular, inclined, slightest, mere, nasty, critical, faint, stationary, inch, smallest, visible, straight, flat, ominous, hard, circumferential, smart, audible, thickness, deafening, fair, mighty, dry, jagged, obvious, macroscopic, infinite, dull, tremendous, radial, interfacial, like, steep, secondary, typical, distant, terrible, pre, through, shallow, minute, incipient, tiniest, dominant, fatigue, awful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crack:
tip, growth, cocaine, propagation, down, initiation, resistance, length, pot, arrest, ups, extension, formation, closure, rates, troops, shots, rate, whip, use, data, babies, nature, behavior, pattern, seal, nucleation, head, pots, detection, dawn, deflection, users, heads, curves, model, addicts, velocity, downs, stage, opening, houses, surface, branching, jaw, healing, making, bridging, divisions, path, rope, units, displacement, pipe, measurements, exchanges, front, curve, tests, tips, shot, density, specimens, brain, nuts, paths, eggs, direction, regiments, behaviour, out, filling, polygons, width, mouth, fig, specimen, advance, climbing, lung, widths, wake, willow, smokers, mothers, damage.

Consonant match to crack:
crook, creek, croak, crock, creak, crick, crake, croc, cruck, croke, kroc, krock, crouke, kruk, krick, creque, krok, krack, crooke, krech, kracke, kruck.

Words that sound like crack:
crack, crak, crac, krack, krak, craque, creek, crook, croak, creak, crock, croc, crick, crag, croke, crake, crooke, cruck, cragg, kroc, krik, kruk, croque, krick, krok, cric, krook, krock, krake, creque, krag, cruk, krech, cruc, kriek, kreke, crique, crec, grac, cracker, cracks, cracked, quack, craig, crank, kirk, kayak, cack, cak, krieg, krakow, cac, cracky, krug, kak, kyak, kurk, creg, kwak, kyack, crax, kerk, cratch, krank, cregg, kraig, kirch, kreg, kursk, krog, kirke, kracker, kac, quac, crask, creagh, kracht, kacke, krig, crig, crog, crc, caq, crackie, crug, krach, kerch, kirche, crk, carraig, krk, crache, crakow, creag, kakke, crtc, qaq, quaque, gragg, erac.