Synonym: bang, blow, break, noise, open, shot, slit, split. Similar words: rack, meritocracy, track, track down, craft, crawl, crash, scratch. Meaning: [kræk] 
n. 1. a long narrow opening 2. a narrow opening 3. a long narrow depression in a surface 4. a sudden sharp noise 5. a chance to do something 6. witty remark 7. a blemish resulting from a break without complete separation of the parts 8. a purified and potent form of cocaine that is smoked rather than snorted 9. a usually brief attempt 10. the act of cracking something. v. 1. become fractured; break or crack on the surface only 2. make a very sharp explosive sound 3. make a sharp sound 4. hit forcefully; deal a hard blow, making a cracking noise 5. pass through (a barrier) 6. break partially but keep its integrity 7. break suddenly and abruptly, as under tension 8. suffer a nervous breakdown 9. tell spontaneously 10. cause to become cracked 11. reduce (petroleum) to a simpler compound by cracking 12. break into simpler molecules by means of heat. adj. of the highest quality.
n. 1. a long narrow opening 2. a narrow opening 3. a long narrow depression in a surface 4. a sudden sharp noise 5. a chance to do something 6. witty remark 7. a blemish resulting from a break without complete separation of the parts 8. a purified and potent form of cocaine that is smoked rather than snorted 9. a usually brief attempt 10. the act of cracking something. v. 1. become fractured; break or crack on the surface only 2. make a very sharp explosive sound 3. make a sharp sound 4. hit forcefully; deal a hard blow, making a cracking noise 5. pass through (a barrier) 6. break partially but keep its integrity 7. break suddenly and abruptly, as under tension 8. suffer a nervous breakdown 9. tell spontaneously 10. cause to become cracked 11. reduce (petroleum) to a simpler compound by cracking 12. break into simpler molecules by means of heat. adj. of the highest quality. 
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(211) But how are we to interpret the symbolism of other cultures; how can we crack their symbolic codes?
(212) Give them, still covered by the cloth, repeated thumps with a heavy kitchen implement to crack them slightly.
(213) Running back at the crack of the bat, Greer leaped high and made the catch with his glove above the fence.
(214) Now the Government has proposed to crack down on mileage allowances by taxing drivers who cover large distances.
(215) Paul used his computer to crack the code and continued as before.
(216) The quake left a visible crack in the state Capitol in Olympia, about 60 miles southwest of Seattle.
(217) Don't put delicate china in the dishwasher - it may crack.
(218) Crack eggs into a separate bowl and beat in slowly.
(219) And he was clean and tidy now, and civil[Sentencedict.com], and could even crack a joke.
(220) Opening the door a crack she saw a man in a clerical collar and a woman beside him.
(221) He adds that there also is a push to crack down on magazines and newspapers that advertise the devices.
(222) Crack eggs into a separate bowl and beat in slowly. Add to broth.
(223) The kitchen door opened a crack and a servant, her head bound tightly in blue cloth, peeked into the room.
(224) From 27 February, eight score draws will no longer be enough to crack open the champagne.
(225) A man found at the house, Ronald Lerma, 29, was arrested on suspicion of possessing a crack cocaine pipe.
(226) By the time they leave here no one could crack them, they believe their own cover story[sentencedict.com], they are schizophrenic.
(227) What they must do to achieve that is crack the code that enables them to win the big match.
(228) That report showed there were more suspects arrested in 1999 on charges involving marijuana than for powder or crack cocaine.
(229) One was charged with possession of crack cocaine, another with possession of heroin.
(230) Hold the egg in your hand and gently crack the shell with a knife.
(231) Almost everyone who stepped into that place made some crack about getting taken to the cleaners.
(232) I did not take to the streets, I did not become a crack addict.
(233) Already highly successful in popular music, dance and commercial television, blacks have found the movies a tougher nut to crack.