Cracker
31cracker — noun (C) 1 a small thin biscuit often eaten with cheese 2 also Christmas cracker a brightly coloured paper tube that makes a small exploding sound when you pull it apart, and that usually contains a small gift and a joke, used at Christmas in… …
32cracker — UK [ˈkrækə(r)] / US [ˈkrækər] noun [countable] Word forms cracker : singular cracker plural crackers 1) a type of thin dry hard biscuit often eaten with cheese 2) British a decorated paper tube that makes a noise when you pull it apart. It… …
33cracker — {{#}}{{LM C42544}}{{〓}} {{[}}cracker{{]}} {{■}}(ing.){{□}} {{《}}▍ s.{{》}} Persona que entra en un sistema informático para hacer algo ilegal: • Un cracker entró en los archivos del banco y modificó algunas cuentas.{{○}}… …
Diccionario de uso del español actual con sinónimos y antónimos
34cracker — A non American colloquial term for something that is very enjoyable, e.g., My car s a cracker. Also see nut cracker …
35cracker — This is used in the USA to describe a Southern rustic or poor white person. ‘You little cracker’ is used in that sense in Trixie, by Wallace Graves, where it is spoken by a black American man to a black girl. The same vocative used by a… …
36cracker — noun Cracker is used before these nouns: ↑crumb …
37Cracker — 1. someone who breaks a computer security system; 2. excellent: They scored a cracker try in the first half …
38cracker — very good. See also wee cracker …
39cracker — n A white person (offensive). That cracker just doesn t get jive. 1930s …
40cracker — Someone who is weird, crazy, or just out there. He was a typical cracker, but even more so. He forgot how to spell his name …