“Did you see him just clutch that final circle? Dude killed like 3 guys with no mats and won.”
“Yeah he’s fucking cracked!”
“Yeah he’s fucking cracked!”
by Fiortec Ig August 1, 2019
The true origin of the gaming term "cracked" had its origins from the game Apex Legends. In Apex, when you break an opponent's shield, an audible cracking noise occurs, indicating the opponent has about 100 health remaining. When Apex players would cross over to play Fortnite and play random squads, they would often shout during heated mid-game fights "He's cracked!" to indicted to teammates that the enemy has no shields, just like in Apex. The Fortnite players who did not play Apex, and were unfamiliar with the term, thought the player making the expression was giving a heat-of-the-moment complement that the opponent was very good. As time went on, more Fortnite players would start using the term "cracked" in this misunderstood context.
Player A: "He's cracked!!!"
Player B: "Yeah, that guy's pretty good."
Player A: "No, I cracked his shields!!! Don't any of you guys play Apex???"
Player B: "Sorry, all I play is Fortnite."
Player B: "Yeah, that guy's pretty good."
Player A: "No, I cracked his shields!!! Don't any of you guys play Apex???"
Player B: "Sorry, all I play is Fortnite."
by David_Donaldson February 10, 2021
Flirtation with someone, whether it be someone known rather well, or a stranger you've decided looks pleasing to the eye.
by harroface January 1, 2011
To break, hack or "crack" a stupid-assed, expensive-beyond-belief, software program with a CD-ROM key code.
by William Dean A. Garner September 9, 2003
by kailey michelle May 19, 2019
1) Unbelievable; insane.
2) Good, bad, or extremely out of the ordinary.
Note: Both definitions an be used in both positive and pejorative sense.
2) Good, bad, or extremely out of the ordinary.
Note: Both definitions an be used in both positive and pejorative sense.
I did horribly on that test. Question 5 was on crack.
I'm so happy I got promoted. My new salary is on crack.
My cell phone is on crack. I need a new one.
I'm so happy I got promoted. My new salary is on crack.
My cell phone is on crack. I need a new one.
by Matthew Morrison July 21, 2006