- the favourite horse in a race. Steeplechase and hunting CRACKS have been made the subjects of well-known pictures, and “the gallops of the CRACKS” is a prominent line in the sporting papers.
- first-rate, excellent; “a CRACK HAND,” an adept; a “CRACK article,” a good one. “A CRACK regiment,” a fashionable one.—_Old._
- dry firewood.—_Modern Gipsy._
- “in a CRACK (of the finger and thumb),” in a moment.
- to break into a house; “CRACK A CRIB,” to commit burglary.
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