Synonyms for Cracking off:

• v.

  • chip
  • break
  ,
  • chisel
  ,
  • chop
  ,
  • clip
  ,
  • crack
  ,
  • crack off
  ,
  • crumble
  ,
  • cut away
  ,
  • cut off
  ,
  • damage
  ,
  • flake
  ,
  • fragment
  ,
  • gash
  ,
  • hack
  ,
  • hackle
  ,
  • hew
  ,
  • incise
  ,
  • nick
  ,
  • notch
  ,
  • shape
  ,
  • shear
  ,
  • slash
  ,
  • slice
  ,
  • sliver
  ,
  • snick
  ,
  • snip
  ,
  • splinter
  ,
  • split
  ,
  • whack
  ,
  • whittle
  .

• Other relevant words:

• a-one
,
• ace
,
• amputate
,
• anatomy
,
• bankrupt
,
• belt
,
• better
,
• bit
,
• bod
,
• breach
,
• break away
,
• break dance
,
• break down
,
• break in
,
• break of serve
,
• break off
,
• break open
,
• break out
,
• break through
,
• break up
,
• break-dance
,
• breakage
,
• breaking
,
• breakout
,
• bring out
,
• build
,
• bump
,
• burst
,
• bust
,
• cab
,
• cartridge clip
,
• cartridge holder
,
• carve up
,
• cast
,
• cave in
,
• chap
,
• chassis
,
• cheat
,
• check
,
• chip
,
• chop off
,
• chop shot
,
• chop up
,
• chopper
,
• cleave
,
• cleft
,
• clipping
,
• collapse
,
• come apart
,
• condition
,
• configuration
,
• conformation
,
• conk out
,
• contour
,
• convulse
,
• crack up
,
• cracking
,
• cranny
,
• crevice
,
• crock up
,
• crop
,
• crumple
,
• curtail
,
• cut
,
• cut back
,
• cut down
,
• cut out
,
• cut short
,
• cut up
,
• damp
,
• dampen
,
• decay
,
• demote
,
• dent
,
• determine
,
• develop
,
• diagonal
,
• die
,
• dilapidate
,
• ding
,
• disclose
,
• disconnected
,
• discontinue
,
• discover
,
• disrupt
,
• disruption
,
• dissever
,
• disunited
,
• divide
,
• divulge
,
• dress
,
• drudge
,
• eccentric
,
• eccentric person
,
• embodiment
,
• equipment casualty
,
• erupt
,
• expose
,
• fade
,
• fail
,
• fall apart
,
• fall in
,
• falling out
,
• fault
,
• figure
,
• first-rate
,
• fissure
,
• flake off
,
• fleck
,
• fleece
,
• flesh
,
• fling
,
• flog
,
• forge
,
• form
,
• founder
,
• fracture
,
• fragmented
,
• fragmentise
,
• fragmentize
,
• frame
,
• gaolbreak
,
• gap
,
• geek
,
• geological fault
,
• get around
,
• get out
,
• give
,
• give away
,
• give out
,
• give way
,
• go
,
• go against
,
• go bad
,
• good luck
,
• gouge
,
• hack on
,
• hack writer
,
• hacker
,
• happy chance
,
• harm
,
• hatchel
,
• heckle
,
• hew out
,
• human body
,
• hurt
,
• impairment
,
• influence
,
• infract
,
• intermission
,
• intermit
,
• interrupt
,
• interruption
,
• jactitate
,
• jade
,
• jailbreak
,
• jog
,
• kick downstairs
,
• knap
,
• knock
,
• lash
,
• lather
,
• legal injury
,
• let on
,
• let out
,
• literary hack
,
• lop
,
• lop off
,
• machine politician
,
• magazine
,
• material body
,
• mold
,
• mould
,
• mountain pass
,
• nag
,
• nip
,
• nip off
,
• oddball
,
• offend
,
• offer
,
• open frame
,
• pare
,
• paring
,
• part
,
• pass
,
• pattern
,
• pause
,
• peel
,
• peel off
,
• physical body
,
• physique
,
• piece
,
• plug
,
• political hack
,
• price
,
• prison-breaking
,
• prisonbreak
,
• prune
,
• quip
,
• rap
,
• recess
,
• recrudesce
,
• regulate
,
• relegate
,
• rent
,
• respite
,
• reveal
,
• rift
,
• rip
,
• rip off
,
• rive
,
• ruin
,
• rupture
,
• sally
,
• scathe
,
• schism
,
• scissure
,
• scrap
,
• secede
,
• separate
,
• separatrix
,
• severance
,
• severed
,
• shard
,
• shaving
,
• sherd
,
• shift
,
• shot
,
• sir frank whittle
,
• slice up
,
• slicing
,
• slit
,
• smash
,
• snag
,
• snap
,
• snap off
,
• snip off
,
• snippet
,
• snipping
,
• snowflake
,
• soften
,
• solidus
,
• soma
,
• split up
,
• stock split
,
• stop
,
• strap
,
• stroke
,
• super
,
• suspension
,
• taxi
,
• taxicab
,
• tear
,
• terms
,
• thrash
,
• thrash about
,
• thresh
,
• thresh about
,
• time
,
• time out
,
• tiptop
,
• top-notch
,
• topnotch
,
• tops
,
• tornado
,
• toss
,
• transgress
,
• trim
,
• trot
,
• trounce
,
• tumble
,
• uncover
,
• unwrap
,
• violate
,
• virgule
,
• wallop
,
• ward-heeler
,
• weaken
,
• wear
,
• wear out
,
• welt
,
• wham
,
• whang
,
• whip
,
• whirl
,
• whoop
,
• whop
,
• wisecrack
,
• work
,
• wrong
.

What are the hypernyms for Cracking off?

• Other hypernyms:

  detach, divide, separate, sever.