(of a crack)
101crack of the whip — ► crack of the whip Brit. informal a chance to try or participate in something. Main Entry: ↑crack …
102crack on — ► crack on informal proceed or progress quickly. Main Entry: ↑crack …
103crack up — ► crack up informal 1) suffer an emotional breakdown under pressure. 2) burst into laughter. 3) (be cracked up to be) informal be asserted to be: acting isn t as glamorous as it s cracked up to be. Main Entry: ↑crack …
104crack baby — n. Slang an infant, typically born prematurely, with a condition caused by the excessive consumption of crack cocaine by the mother during pregnancy and characterized by malformations and learning disabilities …
105crack-tryst — crackˈ tryst noun (obsolete) Someone who breaks an engagement • • • Main Entry: ↑crack …
106crack a crib — (criminal sl) To break into a building • • • Main Entry: ↑crack …
107crack credit — To destroy one s credit • • • Main Entry: ↑crack …
108crack it — (informal) To succeed, esp in the seduction of a woman • • • Main Entry: ↑crack …
109crack a bottle — ● crack …
110crack a safe — phrase to succeed in opening a safe in order to steal what is inside it Thesaurus: to steal, or steal somethingsynonym Main entry: crack …