Jim said he'd get the whole house painted this weekend, and by cracky, that's just what he did.
•By cracky! That thunder sure was loud.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
cracky — ☆ cracky [krak′ē ] interj. Archaic used to express surprise or provide emphasis: now only in the interjectional phrase by cracky … English World dictionary
cracky — /krak ee/, n. See by cracky. * * * … Universalium
cracky wagon — noun A one horse wagon without springs. They knew the lineage of all the boys and girls who crowded into old cracky wagons, rode four to a horse or footed it out to the lake. Syn: democrat wagon … Wiktionary
cracky — 1. adjective a) Having lots of cracks. I know my idea seems cracky, but it has potential. b) crazy, mad See Also: crack up, cracked, crackle, crazed … Wiktionary
Cracky — Speisen werden im Mikrowellenherd gleichmäßig von oben und von unten gebräunt. Lies mehr zum Thema Herde … Wörterbuch für Hausgeräte
cracky — crack·y || krækɪ adj. cracked … English contemporary dictionary
cracky wagon — noun Etymology: probably from crack (II) (noise) + y : a light wagon without springs drawn by one horse … Useful english dictionary
cracky — adj. covered with cracks. Derivatives: crackiness n … Useful english dictionary
by cracky — A term used by rural folks in years past to emphasize a matter of importance or urgency. An example: By cracky, you need to get out there in the field with that mule and plow and finish the sod busting before dark … The small dictionary of idiomes
by cracky — Informal (older use). (an exclamation used to express surprise or to emphasize a comment): A fine day, by cracky! * * * … Universalium
by cracky — you listen to what I say, this is the truth, by gosh This is serious, by cracky! We re lost and we have no water! … English idioms
