cracked
[ krakt ]
/ krækt /
adjective
broken: a container full of cracked ice.
broken without separation of parts; fissured.
damaged; injured.
Informal.
eccentric; mad; daffy: a charming person, but a bit cracked.
broken in tone, as the voice.
Idioms for cracked
cracked up to be, Informal.
reported or reputed to be (usually used in the negative): I hear the play is not what it's cracked up to be.
Origin of cracked
OTHER WORDS FROM cracked
un·cracked, adjectiveWords nearby cracked
crackajack,
crackberry,
crackbrain,
crackbrained,
crackdown,
cracked,
cracked heel,
cracked heels,
cracked up,
cracked wheat,
cracker
Definition for cracked (2 of 2)
Origin of crack
before 1000; Middle English
crak(k)en (v.),
crak (noun), Old English
cracian to resound; akin to German
krachen, Dutch
kraken (v.), and German
Krach, Dutch
krak (noun)
OTHER WORDS FROM crack
crack·a·ble, adjective crack·less, adjectiveExample sentences from the Web for cracked
British Dictionary definitions for cracked (1 of 2)
cracked
/ (krækt) /
adjective
damaged by cracking
informal
crazy
British Dictionary definitions for cracked (2 of 2)
crack
/ (kræk) /
verb
noun
adjective
(prenominal) slang
first-class; excellent
a crack shot
Word Origin for crack
Old English
cracian; related to Old High German
krahhōn, Dutch
kraken, Sanskrit
gárjati he roars
Idioms and Phrases with cracked
crack