1. comparative form of cracky; more inclined to crack or having more cracks
Usage: informal; comparative adjective
2. comparative form of cracky; making more cracking sounds; more prone to crackling
Usage: informal; comparative adjective

Examples

• The old paint on the wall looked crackier after the temperature dropped.
• This year's pottery glaze turned out crackier than last year's batch.
• The fire sounded crackier as the wood dried out.
• Her voice grew crackier as she spoke longer into the microphone.
• The leather became crackier with age and lack of moisture.