Want to say crackles differently? Here are other words for crackles and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of crackles
The primary meaning of the word "crackles" refers to a sharp, sudden, and brief sound, often like the snapping of something.
Etymology of crackles
The word "crackles" originates from the Middle English word "crakelen", which is derived from the Old English word "cracian", meaning to resound or make a sharp noise.
Historically, the word has been used to describe various types of sharp, sudden sounds, including the snapping of twigs, the popping of fire, or the cackling of geese.
Synonyms
cracklings
pops
snaps
sparks
flickers
sputters
splutters
rattles
rustles
whispers
murmurs
hums
buzzes
chirps
chatters
cackles
pops
crackings
crepitations
fizzles
sizzles
spits
cracklings
popping
snapping
sparkling
flickering
sputtering
spluttering
rattling
rustling
whispering
murmuring
humming
buzzing
chirping
chattering
cackling
Definitions
- The word "crackles" can be defined as a verb, meaning to make a sharp, sudden, and brief sound, often like the snapping of something, or as a noun, referring to a series of such sounds.
- * It can also describe the sound of something burning or frying, such as wood or food, producing a series of sharp, snapping noises.
Usage Examples
- The fire crackles and spits in the hearth, casting a warm glow over the room.
- * The old wooden floorboards crackle and creak beneath our feet as we walk.
- * The radio crackles with static, making it difficult to tune into our favorite station.
Antonyms
silences
quietness
stillness
calmness
peacefulness
serenity
tranquility
muteness
gentleness
softness
smoothness
evenness
steadiness
consistency
continuity
uniformity
monotony
dullness
flatness
lifelessness
inactivity