CNC_Fallout_-_Soviet_MCV_Showcase.wmv.jpg' alt='C C 3 Crack' title='C C 3 Crack' />The Free Dictionarycrack krkv. To break without complete separation of parts The mirror cracked. To break or snap apart The branch cracked off and fell. To make a sharp snapping sound His knees cracked as he sat down. To break down fail The defendants composure finally began to crack. To have a mental or physical breakdown cracked under the pressure. To change sharply in pitch or timbre, as from hoarseness or emotion. Lauren Lane, Actress The Nanny. Lauren Lane has collaborated with some of the countys leading theatre artists, among them Oskar Eustis, Tim Robbins, Lisa Peterson. Used of the voice. To move or go rapidly was cracking along at 7. Chemistry To break into simpler molecules, often by means of heat or a catalyst. To cause to break without complete separation of parts The pebble cracked the cars windshield. See Synonyms at break. An huge collection of all those strange English words and phrases combined in a dictionary of slang and colloquialisms of the UK. C C 3 Crack' title='C C 3 Crack' />To cause to break with a sharp snapping sound crack nuts. To crush corn or wheat, for example into small pieces. To strike, especially with a sharp sound cracked the intruder over the head with a lamp. To cause to come into forceful contact with something, especially with a sharp sound fell and cracked his head against the floor. To open to a slight extent crack a window to let in some air. Informala. To break open or into crack a safe. To open up for use or consumption crack a book cracked a beer. To break through an obstacle in order to win acceptance or acknowledgment finally cracked the men only rule at the club. To discover the solution to, especially after considerable effort crack a code. To cause the voice to crack. Informal To tell a joke, especially on impulse or in an effective manner. To cause to have a mental or physical breakdown. To impair or destroy Their rude remarks cracked his equanimity. To reduce petroleum to simpler compounds by cracking. A partial split or break a fissure cracks in the basement wall. A slight narrow space The window was open a crack. Informal The fissure between the buttocks. A defect or flaw cracks in the argument a crack in his composure. A sharp snapping sound, such as the report of a firearm. A sharp resounding blow gave him a crack on the head. Install Printer Driver Command Line on this page. Gal Costa Bossa Tropical more. A breaking, harshly dissonant vocal tone or sound, as in hoarseness. An attempt or try gave him a crack at the job took a crack at photography. Cara Aplikasi Di Google Play Dengan Pc. A witty or sarcastic remark. See Synonyms at joke. A moment an instant at the crack of dawn. Irish Fun had when socializing social amusement. Slang Crack cocaine. Excelling in skill or achievement first rate a crack shot a crack tennis player. Phrasal Verbs crack down To act more forcefully to regulate, repress, or restrain The police cracked down on speeding. Informal. 1. To praise highly He was simply not the genius he was cracked up to be. To damage or wreck a vehicle or vessel crack up a plane crack up a boat. To wreck a vehicle in an accident cracked up on the expressway. To have a mental or physical breakdown crack up from overwork. To experience or cause to experience a great deal of amusement really cracked up when I heard that joke. Idiom crack the whip To behave in a domineering manner demand hard work and efficiency from those under ones control. Music, other to cause the voice to change tone or become harsh or of the voice to change tone, esp to a higher register break. Chemistry to break a molecule into smaller molecules or radicals by the action of heat, as in the distillation of petroleum. Scotand. Northern English to chat gossip. Austral to find or catch to crack a wave in surfing. Australand. NZ to disguise ones discomfort, etc put on a bold front. Pathology a break or fracture without complete separation of the two parts a crack in the window. Medicine a physical or mental defect flaw. Physiology a broken or cracked tone of voice, as a boys during puberty. Scotand. Northern English a talk chat. Recreational Drugs slang a processed form of cocaine hydrochloride used as a stimulant. It is highly addictive. Also craic. Irish fun informal entertainment the crack was great in here last night. Law obsoleteslang a burglar or burglary. Day of Judgmentadj prenominal slang first class excellent a crack shot. Old English cracian related to Old High German krahhn, Dutch kraken, Sanskrit grjati he roarscrack krk v. Informal. to break into a safe, vault, etc. Informal. a. to open and drink a bottle of wine, liquor, etc. Informal. a. to suffer a mental or emotional breakdown. Id like a crack at that job. Archaic. a burglar. Idioms 1. crack the whip, to goad ones subordinates to work harder and more quickly. Were late lets get cracking. Middle English crakken v., crak n., Old English cracian to resound akin to Middle Dutch krken, Old High German chrahhn.