crack up
crack
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krāk
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ʌp
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British pronunciation
/kɹˈak ˈʌp/

Definition & Meaning of "crack up"in English

to crack up
[phrase form: crack]
01

to laugh in a loud or uncontrollable manner

to crack up definition and meaning
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As they watched the comedy show, the friends continuously cracked up at the clever and witty dialogues.
02

to make someone laugh in a lively or uncontrollable manner

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The comedian 's hilarious jokes never failed to crack up the audience during the stand-up show.
03

to experience a mental or emotional collapse, often under extreme stress or pressure

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After months of intense workload and minimal rest, the constant pressure caused him to crack up, leading to burnout.
04

to describe something or someone in a positive and enthusiastic way

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The journalist cracked up the new restaurant, praising its innovative menu and cozy ambiance in the review.
05

to damage or completely destroy a vehicle in a crash

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The motorist narrowly avoided cracking up his car when he swerved to miss a pedestrian.
06

to tease or joke about someone, often playfully

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They 're always cracking up at me for my accent.
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