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crack-up
noun- a nervous breakdown US, 1936
- So return with us now to Los Angeles where Brenda (Griffiths) is headed for a crack-up even before she hits her mother, the crazy psychiatrist Joanna Cassidy[.] — New York Metro, 4 March 2002
- a cause for laughter US, 1961
- Yes sir, I was definitely the life of the party. A real crack-up. — Bill Myers, The Incredible Worlds of Wally Mcdoogle #7, p. 33, 1994
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