Widgets
How to use
About LDOCE
Topic: COLOURS AND SOUNDS
Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
crack
crackle
verb
crack‧le
[
intransitive
]
C
to make repeated short sounds like something burning in a fire
:
logs crackling on the fire
An announcement crackled over the tannoy.
—
crackle
noun
[
countable
]
—
crackly
adjective
Definition of crackle from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
the topic COLOURS AND SOUNDS
Explore COLOURS AND SOUNDS Topic
acoustic
acoustics
babel
background
bang
(n)
bang
(v)
bang
(i)
bark
(v)
bark
(n)
bay
beat
(v)
beat
(n)
blast
blip
bong
boom
(n)
boom
(v)
bray
bubble
bump
chatter
(v)
chatter
(n)
crack
(v)
crack
(n)
crash
(v)
crash
(n)
crow
(n)
crow
(v)
crunch
(n)
crunch
(v)
drum
dull
echo
(v)
echo
(n)
flat
grinding
high
(a)
high
(a)
irregular
low
matching
mellow
melodic
metallic
moo
musical
mute
nasal
noise
penetrating
percussion
psychedelic
pulse
raspberry
report
resonance
resonant
rich
ring
(n)
ring
(v)
ringing
roar
roll
rough
scratch
(v)
scratch
(n)
scream
(v)
scream
(n)
soft
sweet
vivid
weak
whistle
(v)
whistle
(n)
yelp
zoom
Show all entries from Topic: COLOURS AND SOUNDS
Word of the Day
The COLOURS AND SOUNDS
Word of the Day is:
ripple
Other related topics
Colours
Shapes, Patterns
Odours
Textures, Sounds
Tastes