Meaning of sprack | Babel Free

Definitions

lively, full of energy

UK, dialectal

Examples

“She was apprenticed as a 'pupil teacher,' at fourteen years of age, and deemed to have a more than ordinary chance of doing well and getting on, for she was clever, and what is called 'sprack' in the part of the country where she lived.”

“"Yes, that I be, and I 'ave a little boy, he be a sprack little chap."”

CEFR level