safecracking
- adjective
- /ˈseɪfˌkrækɪŋ/
- The movie featured a team of experts using advanced safecracking techniques to open the vault.
Examples
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The police discovered a set of safecracking tools hidden in the suspect's car.
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He was arrested for possessing safecracking equipment without a valid reason.
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The detective specialized in safecracking techniques.
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He learned safecracking from a notorious criminal.
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The police discovered a set of safecracking tools hidden in the suspect's car.
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He was arrested for possessing safecracking equipment without a valid reason.
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The movie featured a team of experts using advanced safecracking techniques to open the vault.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Safecracking comes from safe ('strong box') and crack ('to break open'), so calling something safecracking means it is connected to the tools, methods, or skill for opening a safe without permission.