| crackle |
? a network of cracks which sometimes forms on the surface of oil painting, similar to "crazing" in ceramics.
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| crackle |
Glass made by dipping a molten cylinder into water. The exterior of the cylinder cracks but the molten interior holds it together. The cylinder is sliced down the side and flattened. There are now imitation crackle textures rolled into glass.
Ãâó: www.church-windows.com/glass_definitions.htm
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| crack |
This usually means to beat a hand of high value.
Ãâó: www.poker.adopto-gambling.com/glossary.html
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| crack cocaine |
a more potent form of cocaine in soft "rock" form highly addictive. Sells for $20.00 per average rock weighing 1/10 of a gram. Possession of any quantity is a felony. Consumed by smoking in a "crack pipe".
Ãâó: www.msda9.com/grandjury/gjterms.htm
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| crack |
A discernable break in the ceramic from one side through to another. Piece likely to break if not treated carefully. Makes a piece almost worthless usually.
Ãâó: www.cornishware.biz/html/glossary___valuation.html
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