crackly
/ˈkrækli/
adjective
- Making or having a series of short, sharp sounds; tending to crackle.
- The old radio had a crackly sound that reminded me of my grandfather's house.
- The toast was perfectly golden and crackly when I bit into it.
- Her voice was crackly from cheering at the concert all night.
- Having a texture or appearance that resembles a network of fine cracks.
- She loved the crackly surface of the aged photograph.
- The paint on the old barn door was dry and crackly.
- The crackly glaze on the pottery gave it an antique look.