CRACKLE Meaning and
Definition
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Crackle is a verb that refers to a sound produced from something, typically due to the rapid expansion and contraction of material caused by heat. The term can also describe the presence or creation of small cracks or breaks on a surface.
When used in the context of sound, crackle refers to a series of short, sharp, and often irregular noises that occur in quick succession. This type of sound is commonly associated with the breaking or splitting of dry wood, the popping of popcorn kernels when heated, or the sound produced by a fire or sparkler. It can also refer to the sound made by the static interference on a radio or television channel.
In terms of surface characteristics, crackle describes the formation of fine cracks, often in a pattern, on different materials such as ceramics or paintings. This effect is intentional and achieved through techniques like applying a special glaze or aged varnish in a controlled manner. This deliberate cracking creates an aesthetically pleasing pattern, giving the impression of something aged or antiquated.
Overall, crackle encompasses both a distinct sound and a surface texture. From the sound of a fire to the deliberate creation of cracks on artistic objects, the term describes various instances of rapid breakage or splitting, resulting in audible or visible effects.
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To send out slight cracks or snaps; to repeat small cracks rapidly; to crepitate.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of CRACKLE
The word "crackle" originated from Middle English "crakelen" which is an onomatopoeic word derived from the sound it describes. The verb "crackle" refers to the sharp, popping sound that is produced when something such as wood or firecrackers is rapidly heated or burned. The etymology of "crackle" can be traced back to the Old English word "craclian" or "cracian", which means to make a sharp sound or to crack.
Similar spelling words for CRACKLE
- Corcule,
- carigali,
- crichlow,
- karkala,
- gargouille,
- Gregal,
- Kirklie,
- garguilo,
- caracole,
- kargaly,
- gorkhali,
- guergal,
- gargle,
- Curculio,
- karaikal,
- crowcoal,
- Curricle,
- Crecelius,
- cricula,
- crackel,
- kirkwall,
- Gurgoyle,
- Crackles,
- gurgle,
- karikala,
- caracol,
- Cargle,
- gurgulio,
- crigler,
- quirkily,
- korcula,
- crackly,
- grackle,
- grigoli,
- crackled,
- Crosley,
- Crossley,
- caracul,
- Kirklee,
- coracle,
- cragle,
- kirkel,
- ghoraguli,
- Caracoly,
- CRKL,
- Corcle,
- Gargol,
- crookwell,
- corkhill,
- caricola,
- Kirkley,
- grockle-ridden,
- cracklings,
- grockel,
- Kirkwell,
- Gar'gle,
- caracol(e),
- gargle-factory,
- crackling,
- kirkhill,
- crickhowell,
- Giereagle,
- Crackaloo,
- gargl,
- crucial,
- gurukul,
- Caracoli,
- crisler,
- corkill,
- gurgl,
- croakily,
- GRGL,
- grecula,
- grigolo,
- GRGAL,
- grecale,
- CRCLE,
- Kirkly,
- Kirklea,
- GERCLU,
- crickley,
- creaseless,
- caracalla,
- karakul,
- grockle,
- Grakle,
- Head-gargle,
- crocolite,
- goergl,
- gracula,
- Crackloo,
- gargoyle,
- creakily,
- kairocoll,
- gregale,
- cackle,
- gurukula,
- gurkhali,
- caracal,
- karakol,
- graglia,
- Curricula,
- curriculae.
Conjugate verb Crackle
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
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FUTURE
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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FUTURE PERFECT
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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IMPERATIVE
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to crackle
PAST CONTINUOUS
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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PAST PERFECT
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PERFECT
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PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
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SIMPLE PAST
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