crackle /krakˈl/

1. To make a slight but sustained cracking noise as a wood fire does
2. To rustle loudly

1. A slight crackling or loud rustling
2. A kind of porcelain with the glaze purposely cracked in the kiln as a form of decoration (also crackˈleware)
3. Paper money, banknotes, money in general (slang)

crackˈling noun

1. The rind of roast pork
2. (in pl) the part of suet made up of skin without tallow
3. Women as objects of desire (offensive sl)

crackˈly adjective

1. Producing a crackling or rustling noise
2. Brittle, crisp

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