cracky
- adjective
- /ˈkræki/
:
agrietado
- The old paint on the wall appeared cracky, with numerous fissures forming over time.
It doesn't make them look extra cracky or anything like that.
- It doesn't make them look extra cracky or anything like that.
- Like it would look like seriously so cracky and gross.
Examples
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My hands were just like all red and cracky from like just holding a paintbrush for so long and aches and it's horrible.
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His cracky behavior often left his friends puzzled about his eccentric personality.
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My under eyes looked cracky and just not.
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Like it would look like seriously so cracky and gross.
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Their faces and arms may be cracky.
Fiction book (1998) -
It doesn't make them look extra cracky or anything like that.
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Cracky, crikey, cracky, crikey, crikey, crikey.
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After spending hours in the dry weather, my skin felt cracky and uncomfortable.
Synonyms
17
7.9
A person who behaves in a slightly crazy or silly way
15
5.9
Being a bit strange in behavior or appearance
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9.9
Very foolish and not sensible or responsible
Having many small cracks on the surface, like old paint or dry mud
Likely to form small breaks in its surface when under stress, heat, or age
Likely to break or crack easily
Someone who acts a little crazy
Unusual in a way that people notice
Acting very silly and not thinking in a sensible way
Very foolish and not likely to work, often about plans or ideas
Antonyms
How Cracked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cracky comes from crack meaning 'a break' or a sharp sound and the ending -y meaning 'full of'. So something cracky is 'full of cracks' and, by extension, can be a bit 'cracked' or odd.