Crackly (adjective)

Having a sound or texture that is rough or has a series of small cracks or fissures.

Origin:

The word 'crackly' is derived from the word 'crack', which refers to a sharp, abrupt noise. the term is used to describe a sound or texture that is rough or has a series of small cracks or fissures.

Examples:

1. The crackly leaves of the dried-out plant crunched underfoot.
2. The old vinyl record produced a crackly sound when played on the turntable.
3. The surface of the lake was crackly, frozen solid after the cold winter night.
4. The crackly bark of the tree provided a habitat for insects and other small creatures.
5. The fire crackled and popped, sending crackly sparks up into the night sky.