cracker
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/ˈkrækər/
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/ˈkrækə(r)/
noun
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A thin, crisp, salty biscuit often eaten with cheese.
I like to eat cheese with a cracker.
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A paper tube that makes a loud noise when pulled open, often containing a small gift, used at parties.
Let's pull this cracker together to see what's inside.
R
Something that is very good, funny, or excellent.
That joke was a real cracker!
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An offensive term for a poor, uneducated white person from the southern US.
Using the word cracker to describe someone is disrespectful.
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A person who illegally breaks into computer systems to access or steal information.
The cracker hacked into the company's database and stole sensitive data.
R
An attractive person.
She's a real cracker with her bright smile and charming personality.
translation
A thin, crisp, salty biscuit often eaten with cheese.; A paper tube that makes a loud noise when pulled open, often containing a small gift, used at parties.; Something that is very good, funny, or excellent.; An offensive term for a poor, uneducated white person from the southern US.; A person who illegally breaks into computer systems to access or steal information.; An attractive person.
Word Forms
Plural
crackers