Crackly

These brownies formed a nice thin crackly top and were best eaten once they were completely cool. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Rounds, it's a kind of crackly downtempo electronic album with lots of vinyl pops and piano plinks and, well, space. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The development of crisp bags made out of cellulose from wood pulp had created "crackly" ❋ Unknown (2010)

It was reported he took part in a popular current affairs programme, Ma Wara al-Khabar (Behind The News), speaking to Sa'd Jabbar, a Moroccan lawyer and Middle East expert based in London, who was a guest on the programme, for several minutes on a "crackly" telephone line.

His voice was kind of crackly and he sounded really distraught and I knew immediately something was very wrong because I’d known him for two years, and never heard anxiety like that in his voice. ❋ Unknown (2011)

I know I was one, but I suspect that I have grown into the kind of stodgy adult who is going to have a real problem with crackly voices, "fur, where there was no fur before" and any kind of freak-outs that involve violation, destruction of premises or partial nudity. ❋ Tyler (2009)

You've got your brownie underbelly base with a crackly crispy chocolate chip cookie top to create a double whammy of perfection! ❋ Melissa (2009)

Fried, sometimes baked, to a crackly crunch, during my High School career as one of the three "majorities", in a school of "minorities". ❋ Jack Varnell (2011)

Unlike the cakey macarons of Ladurée that lack texture, Hermé's macarons -- which I greatly prefer -- have a crisp, crackly exterior with a moist, chewy interior. ❋ Regina Varolli (2011)

Leaves were piled high in big, crackly piles at the curbs. ❋ Elizabeth Woods (2011)

Escape of air from the lungs into the space under the skin, which feels crackly to the touch. ❋ Unknown (2010)

When cooked correctly, the fish's delicate, unctuous flesh encased in salty, crackly skin is finger-licking food at its most sublime. ❋ Kitty Greenwald (2012)

You have to float smoothly through the woods, being careful not to make any herky-jerky movements, and avoiding crunchy twigs and crackly leaves that might betray your presence to the paranoid fauna. ❋ Tom Bartlett (2010)

In the early 60s, as a raw sub-editor, I would handle his copy quite often from the desk in London: regularly we got to talk of cricket and I remember as if it was yesterday telling him of Brian Close's epic defiance in the Lord's Test of 1963 and delighting at hearing the contented cheers sea-shelling down the crackly telephone wire from Germany. ❋ Unknown (2012)