What is the adjective of crack?
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What is the adjective of crack?
crack (adjective) cracked (adjective) cracking (adjective) crack–up (noun)
What does it mean when someone says your crack?
Cracked is another way to say “crazy,” which may describe something amazingly good or really bizarre. People may use it in various contexts but most often use it when gaming online.
What word is crack?
Definition of crack (Entry 1 of 3) intransitive verb. 1 : to make a very sharp explosive sound The whip cracks through the air. 2 : to break, split, or snap apart The statue cracked when she dropped it. 3 : fail: such as.
What does cracked a smile mean?
to smile slightly
to smile slightly: The coach cracked a smile, but didn’t say anything.
Where did crack a smile come from?
Many people, in turn had acne scars all over their face. That wasn’t acceptable for women, so they used bee’s wax on their faces to smooth out the complexion. If one woman stared at another too long she was told to “mind your own bee’s wax”. Should a woman smile, the wax would crack; hence “crack a smile”.
What does the idiom two bits worth in mean?
1 : the value of a quarter of a dollar. 2 : something of small worth or importance.
What does it mean to graft a girl?
To graft (verb) on the island is pretty true to its roots – no pun intended. If you’re grafting, you’re working hard to get the romantic attention of your crush – putting in the work to lay the foundations of love.
Why do soccer players say crack?
What does the term “crack” mean in soccer? A crack in soccer generally refers to a player who excels on the field and has a significant impact on the team from both a skills point of view and a leadership point of view. Examples of so-called crack players are Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Neymar.
What does cracker mean in England?
(British English, informal) something that you think is very good, funny, etc. It was a cracker of a goal. I’ve got a joke for you. It’s a real cracker!
Where does the term leg it come from?
The origin of the phrase is not known. It is possibly related to the fact that you need to use your legs in the absence of a better option. The word leg has been used since the 1200s. It related to the lower appendage of a person of animal.
Where does arm and a leg come from?
The loss of an arm and a leg would be a high price to pay for something. The phrase originally derives from the Irish 1/2d coinage of King Charles II. On 23rd October 1680, the king granted letters patent to Sir Thomas Armstrong and Colonel George Legge to manufacture copper halfpennies for use in Ireland.
