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Break as a verb: To break (apart) something. (smash it) Break can also mean a gap between activities (like a school break, lunch break) Or as a noun break refers to a 'fracture, crack' in something..
- Break as a verb: To break (apart) something.
- (smash it) Break can also mean a gap between activities (like a school break, lunch break) Or as a noun break refers to a 'fracture, crack' in something..
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Break as a verb: To break (apart) something. (smash it)
Break can also mean a gap between activities (like a school break, lunch break)
Or as a noun break refers to a 'fracture, crack' in something..
Break can also mean a gap between activities (like a school break, lunch break)
Or as a noun break refers to a 'fracture, crack' in something..
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