Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
open-a-crack
Phrase
ˈōpən ə kraːk
Definition
To open something slightly, allowing a narrow space or gap.
Examples
- She decided to open-a-crack in the door to listen to the music inside.
- In the summer, he likes to open-a-crack in the window for a breeze.
Meaning
The phrase ‘open-a-crack’ refers to the action of parting something enough to create a small opening, often to allow light or air to flow through.
Synonyms
- Open a little
- Partly open
- Crack open
