Cracra

Pronunciation: /krɑːkrɑː/

Definitions of cracra

adjective used to describe something as crazy, wild, or out of control

Example Sentences

A1 Elle est cracra, elle ne se lave jamais.

A2 Il a une chambre vraiment cracra, il faudrait la nettoyer.

B1 La cuisine était tellement cracra que j'ai décidé de la rénover.

B2 Les toilettes publiques étaient si cracra que j'ai préféré attendre d'être chez moi.

C1 Malgré son apparence cracra, elle est en réalité très organisée et propre.

C2 Certains quartiers de la ville sont connus pour être particulièrement cracra et mal entretenus.

Examples of cracra in a Sentence

formal The laboratory was spotless, there was no cracra in sight.

informal I can't believe how cracra the kitchen is right now.

slang Her room is so cracra, she really needs to clean up.

figurative The corruption in that organization runs deep, it's cracra all the way to the top.

Grammatical Forms of cracra

• past tense: cracraed
• plural: cracras
• comparative: more cracra
• superlative: most cracra
• present tense: cracras
• future tense: will cracra
• perfect tense: have cracraed
• continuous tense: is cracraing
• singular: cracra
• positive degree: cracra
• infinitive: to cracra
• gerund: cracraing
• participle: cracraed

Origin and Evolution of cracra

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'cracra' is believed to have originated from French slang.

Evolution of the word: The word 'cracra' started as a slang term in French to describe something dirty or filthy. Over time, it has evolved to be used more broadly to describe something unpleasant or distasteful.