CRACK, dry firewood.—_Modern Gipsey._

CRACK, “in a CRACK (of the finger and thumb),” in a moment.

CRACK A BOTTLE, to drink. _Shakespere_ uses CRUSH in the same slang

sense.

CRACK A KIRK, to break into a church or chapel.

CRACK-FENCER, a man who sells nuts.

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