craker
/ˈkrækər/Definitions
1. noun
A thin crisp biscuit, typically made with flour, water, and salt, and often flavored with ingredients such as herbs or spices.
“She offered me a cracker with the cheese platter.”
2. verb
To crack or break something, especially with force or violence.
“The firecracker exploded in the air.”
3. noun
A person who cracks nuts, especially as a job.
“The cracker worked tirelessly to crack open the walnuts for the holiday party.”
4. noun
A device used for cracking nuts, seeds, or other hard objects.
“The cracker helped her crack open the stubborn walnut shell.”
5. verb
To make a sudden loud noise, especially by cracking something.
“The firecracker went off right next to me.”
6. noun
A card game in which players take turns drawing and discarding cards, with the objective of being the first to get rid of all their cards.
“We played a game of crackerjack at the party last night.”