crackly's Usage Examples:

chicken was described by Julia Moskin of The New York Times as a "thin, crackly and almost transparent crust".

The intro to the track is a snippet from a crackly old children's recording of a traditional German tune titled Ein Heller.

1977) was an American character actor known for his distinctive raspy, crackly voice and roles in Western films, including his role as Cookie, the sidekick.

transliteration of "Speeder" or "Speedster", originating in a reporter's crackly telephone call to Italy in 1953 about the Porsche 550 "Speedster" (a car.

new-fangled nonsense, but on this occasion the voice that came from the crackly speaker was so deeply mournful it seemed to have a special resonance with.

A craquelin is covered in a "crackly" sugar topping — and often filled with pastry cream, much like éclairs.

[citation needed] This "rice paper", smooth, thin, crackly, and strong, is named as a wrapper for rice, and is made from bark fibres.

and starch powder and deep-fried twice, with the resulting crust "thin, crackly and almost transparent," according to Moskin.

He would clear his throat and address the audience in a crackly Birmingham whine: 'On behalf of the working classes.

The male has a whistling, crackly song.

album's best tracks, "1977 Upstarts colors won't wilt, even in the face of crackly drum programming and vocal filters.

] Stig [dictated] the lyrics very loudly down a crackly telephone line between Spain and Sweden.

world alight", he called it an "accomplished project, resonating with crackly stoner soul and genuinely thoughtful lyrics – and a reminder that far from.

instrumental part consists of a repeated sequence of lofi rhode chords over a crackly vinyl sound effect, along with a simple drum pattern and a deep bassline.

point-perfect beats, quick bassline fills, and his use of split-second samples and crackly vocals to drive the tracks sound more like a formula than a blueprint after.

Pop" slogan was in use by 1939 when the cereal was advertised as staying "crackly crisp in milk or cream.

24, an untitled track appears: an old crackly vintage radio broadcast about the eponymous dog Laika on board the Russian.

songs, short selectable phrases, funny sound effects and distortion and crackly sounds progressing on many volume levels when battery power is low.

exciting performance of Tosca that was recorded live at the Met on faint and crackly Mapleson Cylinders in 1903.