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crackle
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crackle
1. intentional crazing in the glaze of a piece of porcelain or pottery
2. porcelain or pottery so decorated


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HITS DON'T LIE: Colombian crossover-pop diva and hip-shaker Shakira has a Latin pop style that sometimes crackles with the discordant, mournful melodies of her father's Lebanon.
The chemistry crackles between these two likable characters, which makes it all the more maddening (as the author intends) that neither will openly admit their true feelings to the other.
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