Cracked in a sentence

Definition of Cracked

• His tongue was thick and his lips were cracked with fever.
• He raised his whip and cracked it viciously in the air.
• You might have cracked caps on that thing all day.
• His thin lips cracked into a forced smile.
• Down went a man on the left with a cracked skull.

• Or it cracked their branches through and through.
• And he cracked his whip.
• Sally cracked her fingers.
• Louder cracked the door.
• The driver cracked his whip.
• But he never cracked a smile.
• The hunchback cracked his fingers again.
• Tinman cracked his body to bend to her.
• A cracked fiddle was playing.
• His shoes were cracked and stained.
• One of them cracked a second time.
• Vernon cracked his whip at the road.
• The words cracked like a whiplash.
• On cracked pianos played at hops.
• A panel of the door cracked and loosened.
• They bent and cracked before the force of the gale.
• The showman entered in and cracked his whip.
• Hugh cracked it in rather small pieces.
• It turned out that there was no sugar in the cracked bowl.
• The door cracked more than ever under this strain.
• What if numerous rules were cracked or broken?
• A devilish smile cracked his lips.
• The scout licked cracked lips.
• Porter essayed a smile with his cracked lips.
• The wind blew through the cracked windows.
• Everything was broken or cracked or loaned or lost.
• How dear was that cracked and handleless jug!
• The skin was cracked in a tessellated manner.
• His tongue curled over cracked lips.
• Fernet drew the cracked sugar-bowl from under his arm.
• The lash cracked like the shot of a revolver.
• The whip cracked and the horses broke into a gallop.
• But their rifles cracked by twos and tens and twenties.
• The driver cracked his whip and away they went.
• Raffles smiled indulgently as he cracked another nut.