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cracker

noun as in hard, often salted, baked wafer

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“There was a piece of cracker, which a mouse stole from me at night. I hid it, and then the mouse probably stole it because I couldn’t find it.”

From BBC

Instead of using their resources for good — to, say, reimagine comfort food as something not just affordable but as inventive dishes made with fresh ingredients — Novak, Teigen and Hollingsworth at ChainFest instead opted to glorify the likes of Panda Express, Cracker Barrel, White Castle, Domino’s and more.

Each bag is made of light-colored canvas with the words “Tote It Cheez-It” embossed on a yellow square that resembles an actual Cheez-It cracker.

From Salon

Mr Albanese’s "cracker" comments weren’t the only controversy last week.

From BBC

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was caught on camera calling the deal "a cracker" in a conversation with US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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