cracky
/ˈkræki/
adjective
- Full of cracks; having many small breaks or fissures.
- After the drought, the soil became dry and cracky.
- The old vase was cracky and fragile, so we handled it with care.
- The cracky pavement made it difficult to ride a bicycle smoothly.
- Tending to make cracking sounds; brittle or crisp.
- She bit into the cracky toast and it made a loud snap.
- The cracky leaves crunched under our feet as we walked through the forest.
- The old wooden floorboards were cracky and noisy.