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CRACKING

CRACKING
ScnMaster
breaking through the difficulties of; managing to solve. 3rd South African unpublished Appr GLS (19.3.92)
CRACKING
ScnOEC
(slang) very. Seems perfectly normal, but you look at it in retrospect - you say, "Well, some somatic like that would come - from some cracking big engram."
CRACKING
ScnOEC
(slang) very. Seems perfectly normal, but you look at it in retrospect - you say, "Well, some somatic like that would come - from some cracking big engram."
CRACKING
ScnTUEU
to get cracking A popular expression meaning to get moving or going; to start something promptly and energetically. creek; up the creek or up the creek without a paddle. (informal) In a position that is difficult, unfortunate, or impossible to get out of. (see American Heritage Dictionary) crop up. To appear unexpectedly or occasionally. [ex - When mistakes start cropping up, it's time to look for what has changed in the area.] (slang) very. Seems perfectly normal, but you look at it in retrospect-you say, "Well, some somatic like that would come from some cracking big engram."breaking through the difficulties of; managing to solve. (colloquial) opening and reading or studying (a book). (dialect) talking big; boasting; bragging. (slang) very.