“Crack” carries many different meanings in this work.  As I scan for food words past the thrush chapter, I can’t resist adding this sound word to our concordance.  Remember to separate sound-meanings of the words from crevice-meanings in your work.  I apologize – I seem to have been behyphenated.

• 01.064 Chip the glasses and crack the plates!
• 01.123 and cracking
• 04.002 and the crack of stone.
• 04.014 He dreamed that a crack
• 04.015 A crack had opened at the back of the cave,
• 04.016 and carried through the crack,
• 04.017 The crack closed with a snap,
• 04.019 Clap! Snap! the black crack!
• 04.021 Swish, smack! Whip crack!
• 04.023 and cracked their whips behind.
• 05.129 he only just missed cracking his skull
• 05.146 through the crack.
• 06.022 which was only open a crack,
• 06.028 he had nipped inside the crack,
• 06.040 in a fearful confusion of slipping, rattling, cracking slabs
• 06.052 like old gentlemen gone cracked
• 06.078 till hair smells and skins crack,
• 06.079 the lower branches cracked.
• 07.067 a crack at the back of the cave opened;
• 07.075 – and slipped inside the crack
• 11.014 like a dark crack
• 11.030 At that very moment he heard a sharp crack
• 11.030 Crack!
• 11.030 Crack!
• 11.030 Crack!
• 11.032 There was a loud crack.
• 11.038 Long straight cracks appeared
• 12.029 in through the crack they had left
• 12.031 until dawn came pale through the crack of the door.
• 12.101 the walls cracked