crackernoun
uk/ˈkræk.ər/us/ˈkræk.ɚ/cracker noun (FOOD)
A1 [ C ] a thin, flat, hard biscuit, especially one eaten with cheese
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Biscuits
- amaretto
- Anzac biscuit
- baked goods
- bannock
- bickie
- brandy snap
- cheese biscuit
- cookie
- cream cracker
- crispbread
- crumb
- gingerbread man
- macaroon
- oatcake
- pretzel
- rusk
- wafer
- wafer biscuit
- water biscuit
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cracker noun (DEVICE)
[ C ] UK a paper tube with small toys, small pieces of sweet food, etc. inside, that is covered with bright paper and makes a short, sharp sound when both ends are pulled:
Who wants to pull a cracker with me?
a Christmas cracker
[ C ] UK a firework that explodes with a loud noise
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Objects & decorations connected with celebrations
- Advent calendar
- balloon
- bauble
- bonbon
- bunting
- Christmas cracker
- Christmas tree
- garland
- hamper
- illumination
- jack-o'-lantern
- keepsake
- lei
- party popper
- pennant
- piñata
- souvenir
- stocking filler
- tinsel
- wreath
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cracker noun (GOOD THING)
[ S ] UK informal a person or thing that is very good or has a special exciting quality:
She's written five books, and every one is a cracker.
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Good and excellent things
- badass
- be the best thing since sliced bread idiom
- beaut
- beauty
- belter
- bunch
- flagship
- gem
- jewel
- king
- lulu
- marvel
- paragon
- peach
- phenomenon
- the flower of sth idiom
- the jewel in the crown idiom
- the pick of sth idiom
- the real deal
- the Rolls-Royce of sth idiom
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