Crack

Pronunciation: /ˈkræk/

Crack (noun)

  1. A thin break in a surface, often running through glass, walls, or ice.
  2. A sharp sound made when something breaks, snaps, or is hit.
  3. A form of illegal drug made for smoking, known for strong effects and health risks.

Examples

  • A small crack appeared in the wall.
  • The glass has a crack near the edge.

Crack (verb)

  1. To damage something so it splits or breaks, sometimes with a sharp sound.
  2. To open slightly, leaving a narrow gap.
  3. To find the answer to a difficult task, puzzle, or code.

Examples

  • He cracked the ice with one strong step.
  • The boy cracked the stick over his knee.