cracker
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definition
noun
She grabbed a few crackers and cream cheese, grabbed her backpack, and hiked upstairs to start.
a thin, crisp wafer often eaten with cheese or other savory toppings.
Any right minded code cracker would know what he just told me.
a person or thing that cracks.
example
What an absolute 'cracker' we have in store for you tonight.
The final was a real 'cracker' with some marvellous pitching from both sides.
It's a 'cracker' of a book and you should read it if you haven't already.
After the completion of the sixth naphtha 'cracker' , its annual production of ethylene could reach 1.15 million tonnes.
I ripped the package open and shoved a 'cracker' into my mouth, whole.
The company suffered a series of accidents, culminating in a blaze at its catalytic 'cracker' .
He also scored a 'cracker' of a goal in the first-half.
Of course the Chelsea and Barcelona game has the promise of being an absolute 'cracker' .
Ward and John Joe Maguire were both just wide, while Damian Curran hit a 'cracker' that Rice saved.
A 'cracker' of a game was played with both sides giving their all.
The youngster's face lit up after pulling a 'cracker' with the bubbly mayor - before settling down for a Christmas meal with his family.
Any right minded code 'cracker' would know what he just told me.
Elaine put the last animal 'cracker' in her mouth and chewed dismally.
In such a case a 'cracker' 's actions are obvious: he suppresses the anti-debugging tricks and dumps the unpacked and decrypted application code.
a catalytic 'cracker'
Fifteen minutes into the second half, Paul Donnelly scored a 'cracker' to equalise.
The catalytic 'cracker' takes a number of feedstocks, including heavy gas and residue, from the lubricant treatment plant.
On Christmas Eve between 7 and 8 o clock a firework and 'cracker' display was noticed about the Town Hall.
a catalytic 'cracker'
An absolute 'cracker' of a match is confidently expected.
Eight million credit cards were exposed to a 'cracker' or crackers this week resulting in huge potential for fraud.
Joe Cole scored a 'cracker' of a goal, but Norwich were certainly not outclassed, except up front.
‘As free holidays go, I think they pulled off a 'cracker' ,’ sneers Braithwaite.
don't miss this 'cracker' of a CD
Titled Celtic Christmas, this second solo album from Tommy is a real 'cracker' .
On infected machines, it opens a back door that allows a 'cracker' to control the computer using IRC.
Each would make a creamy, rich covering for your whole-grain 'cracker' .
Well, we're all set for what should be an absolute 'cracker' of a game.
When the police find someone slain, they call on their resident 'cracker' to interrogate.
It seems more like a toy than the real thing - the kind which you might pull out of a 'cracker' .
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