cracker
/ˈkrækər/Definitions
1. noun
a crisp, crunchy biscuit or cookie, typically made from flour and fat
“She offered me a cracker with the cheese at the party.”
2. noun
a person who cracks nuts
“The cracker worked at the nut factory.”
3. noun
a device for cracking open something, such as a shell or a safe
“The cracker was used to open the safe during the heist.”
4. verb
to break or crack something, such as a nut or a shell
“She cracked the walnut with the help of a cracker.”
5. verb
to break or shatter something, such as a glass or a plate
“The vase was cracked when it fell from the table.”
6. verb
to make a loud, sharp noise, often used in military contexts
“The soldiers cracked their rifles in preparation for the battle.”