cracked

C1 · Advanced Sports Slang · Informal

adj. extremely good at something, especially playing video games.

adj. demonstrating exceptional skill or mechanical precision, particularly within the context of competitive gaming.

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“That player is absolutely cracked; he hasn't missed a single shot all game.”

“The community considers the new rookie cracked after he managed to outplay three professional veterans during the final round of the tournament.”

C1 · Advanced Informal · Slang

adj. acting in a strange or crazy way.

adj. mentally unstable or eccentric. Often used in the phrase 'cracked-up'.

“You must be cracked if you think you can jump over that wide river.”

“The old man lived in a house full of clocks and had some rather cracked ideas about how time actually worked.”

C2 · Proficiency Music Literary

adj. sounding rough or broken, like a voice that is losing its strength.

adj. characterised by a harsh, dissonant, or broken quality, typically referring to a person's voice or a musical note.

“He tried to sing the high note, but his cracked voice made it sound terrible.”

“The singer's cracked delivery added a layer of raw emotion to the performance, though it was technically imperfect.”