Converse of object

• hear: On sunny days you can hear the crackling of the seed pods opening.

• produce: These produced the most intense crackling you can imagine, and the effect was superb.

Preposition: on

• pork: Trim off excess fat before cooking Always remove the skin from chicken and don't eat the crackling on pork!

Adjective modifier

• crisp: The load quivered, and from under the runners arose a crisp crackling.

• crispy: For crispy crackling every time, score the rind well using a sharp, small bladed craft knife.

• loud: At midnight loud crackling of rifle fire and machine guns as flares shot skyward.

• light: Crazing - this is where the surface of a pottery glaze developes very light crackling, over time.

Modifies a noun

• noise: Their front window had been decorated in tissue paper flames, and Mike had put on a sound effects record of fire crackling noises.

• fire: From his chair beside the crackling fire, Sexton Blake glanced down at Tinker.

• sound: The sudden stillness was filled up with the eerie crackling sound.

• comet: A spread of crackling comets followed and this lead into a barrage of gold glitter fired from three points across their display area.

• effect: I believe it was supposed to produce a crackling effect which would have been nice.

• barrier.: Page 13 1 [ Inuyasha passes through a crackling barrier. ] fx barrier crackle Inuyasha!

Noun used with modifier

• energy: At this point Ian enters the room, energy crackling around him.

• pork: And, as if that wasn't enough, there were also slices of pork crackling.

• fire: Their front window had been decorated in tissue paper flames, and Mike had put on a sound effects record of fire crackling noises.

• voice: In a voice crackling with tension and rhythmically wringing his hands, he says, " Yes, I do.

• background: Clear for the most part but with some background crackling.

Preposition: of

• fire: Over the sound of insects and the crackling of the fire, came the distinct and unmistakable sound of battle armor against stone.

Preposition: with

• energy: It's a celtic hoedown crackling with energy, driven by acoustic guitar and violin.