Cracker

A cracker is a thin, crisp biscuit, often savory, and used for snacking or as an accompaniment to cheese, spreads, or dips. It's generally made from flour, fat, and water, sometimes with added flavors or ingredients like seeds, herbs, or spices. Beyond food, 'cracker' can refer to someone skilled in the unauthorized breaking of security systems or digital networks ('hacker'), a slang term for a white person (often considered offensive), or a firework that makes a cracking sound. Additionally, it can describe something that cracks or splits open, or the act of making a cracking sound.

Cracker meaning with examples

• At the party, there were various crackers alongside the cheese and charcuterie board, offering a satisfying crunch with each bite.
• She crumbled the crackers into her soup for a bit of added texture and saltiness.
• The child enjoyed eating the cheese and cracker snacks given to them.
• The recipe called for crushed crackers as a breading for the fried chicken.
• A variety of different flavored crackers were available at the grocery store.