Crickley

The sound of a dried up dishwasher pod when you rub it between your fingers.

The dishwasher pods appeared to be crickley when I picked them out of the bag.

by Joanna Grace January 2, 2023

Crickley

Something cracked and dry that makes any sort of slow movements

"God, I can't get these frickin crickley things apart from each other."

by Don't swim on land January 20, 2024

Cricklewood

Area of NW London with a lot of character, that's on the up.

Cricklewood is getting cooler by the day.

by .l May 9, 2014

Crickles

A crackling feeling of emotion, like the edges of popcorn dancing inside your body, making one feel uneasy.

Walking through a haunted house gave me the Crickles. Creepy eerie frightened

by Kazzyadar October 17, 2015

cricklet

in Kirksville MO's society, a young/baby cricker.

Word originated from Ponderosa employees who hate tuesday nights because its kid night and all the crickers would bring in their cricklets and let them run wild all over the store.

Cricklets can result from two crickers hooking up or one cricker and one normal person or even two normal people.

Scientists arent sure but they believe that cricklets result in a malfunction in the human sperm, also known as bad baby batter.

Man it's cricklet night at Pondo again!
Look at that little cricklet.
That cricklet just bit me!

by dbanner January 23, 2009

crickey

an explicitive to express ones surprise or happiness

crickey mate your pants are on fire

by Nick June 10, 2003

crickle

A small stream (old english)

Cricklewood (an area in London) - a crickle in the wood

by tv21 December 12, 2011