Crack

[Sarah]

Of superior excellence; having qualities to be boasted of.[Colloq.]One of our crack speakers in the Commons. Dickens.

[Sarah]

As a rule of thumb, it is profoundly unwise to take crack-cocaine. The brain has evolved a truly vicious set of negative feedback mechanisms. Their functional effect is to stop us from being truly happy for long. Nature is cruelly parsimonious with pleasure. The initial short-lived euphoria of a reinforcer as powerful as crack will be followed by a crash. This involves anxiety, depression, irritability, extreme fatigue and possibly paranoia. Physical health may deteriorate. An intense craving for more cocaine develops. In heavy users, stereotyped compulsive and repetitive patterns of behaviour may occur. So may tactile hallucinations of insects crawling underneath the skin (formication). Severe depressive conditions may follow; agitated delirium; and also a syndrome sometimes known as toxic paranoid psychosis. The neural aftereffects of chronic cocaine use include changes in monoamine metabolites and uptake transporters. There is down-regulation of dopamine D2 receptors to compensate for their drug-induced overstimulation. Thus the brain's capacity to experience pleasure is diminished.

[Sarah]

Crack is something that is sold by both drug dealers and prostitutes. The only difference is that a prostitute can wash her crack and sell it again.

[Sarah]

Another form of cocaine: 2 parts cocaine to one part baking soda, with a little water, heat gently until a precipitate forms: this is your crack

[Sarah]

1. Smokeable cocain
2. A program to unlock trial versions of programs
3. [butt

[Sarah]

Otherwise known as crack-cocaine, this illegal drug is a mixture of two parts cocaine and one part baking soda. This chemical process reverts the powder-cocaine mkaing process by one step, producing a smokable form of the naturally found alkaloid cocaine. Because of its nature as an inhalable substance, the high is quicker and more intense, leading to a larger number of addicts. In present society, it is considered to be much more distasteful to use crack-cocaine then powder-cocaine as crack is mainly viewed as a drug for poor people whereas powder cocaine is used by a richer constituancy. Contrary to popular belief, crack-cocaine is not freebase cocaine. Freebase cocaine is a mixture of cocaine, ether, and other dangerous and combustable materials. Baking soda was replaced as the ingredient in the 1980's to make production easier and less dangerous. Either way, crack and freebase cocaine produce the same smokable form of the drug.

[Sarah]

A small, illegal program who's sole purpose is to trick another program (by editting, imputting a registration key, or some other method) into thinking it has been registered.

[Sarah]

The area between the ass cheeks and, in females, including the Crevices of the genitalia.

[Sarah]

Basically, crack is silly, intentionally non-serious, and has a high tendency to be extremely crazy and unfounded, such as purposeful [OOC]-ness or playing on cliches, inside jokes, and/or [fanon].
The term crack probably stems from crack as in crack cocaine, as opposed to a crack in a wall. As in, so horrendously unfounded/silly that only one could have come up with it while under the influence of crack.

[Sarah]

Something that is great, awesome, good.

[Sarah]

NOUN:

The solid form of the illicit, recreational drug, cocaine.
A small gap on the surface of an object.
An illegally obtained password or file to a copyrighted computer program.

ADJECTIVE:

The quality or state of excellence. (often used to describe music)
Having a small gap on the surface of an object. [-ed]

VERB:

To make a small gap on the surface of an object.
To illegally pass through some form of passive security (often used with computer programs, see NOUN-3).
To punch someone in an altercation.
To start. [-ing]
To be occurring. (often used in the greeting, Whats crackin?!)

[Zipporah Schumaker]

A line on the surface of something along which it has split without breaking apart.

[Little_Girl]

Crack in Mountaineering. A narrow opening in the rock face used for holds.