whipcrack
- adjective
- /ˈwɪpˌkræk/
- The runner made a whipcrack turn at the corner.
Examples
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His whipcrack reflexes allowed him to catch the falling glass just in time.
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The coach gave a whipcrack command, and the team immediately sprang into action.
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With a whipcrack response, she solved the problem before anyone else noticed it.
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Her whipcrack response surprised everyone in the meeting.
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The coach gave a whipcrack command, and the team immediately sprang into action.
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Her whipcrack response surprised everyone in the meeting.
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His whipcrack reflexes allowed him to catch the falling glass just in time.
Synonyms
A sudden, sharp jerk in the neck or body that you feel after a quick move
Antonyms
How Quick
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The adjective whipcrack comes from the fast, sharp motion and sound of a whip, so it describes actions that are very quick, sharp, or forceful.