The term "cracker" likely originated with early European settlers in America, particularly in the southern regions. It may have been used to refer to the cracking sound made by the whips of cattle drivers, or to the cracking of corn used in cornbread, which was a staple food for many settlers. Over time, the term came to be associated with white settlers from the southern United States.
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The French word for cracker is "biscuit" or "cracotte" depending on the type of cracker.
The plural form of cracker is crackers.
A homophone for "cracker" is "crack her." Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings.
"Cracker" can be both singular and plural. When you refer to one individual cracker, it is singular. When you refer to multiple crackers, it is plural.
A cracker was a slang name for a dirt poor white person. Somewhere in the late 1830's.
A wafer or a biscuit.Or are you talking about a Christmas Cracker?A firework?
Legend has it that the name "Cracker Jack" came from a customer who upon trying the treat exclaimed "That really a cracker - Jack!" and the name stuck. However, "crackerjack" was also a slang expression at that time that meant "something very pleasing or excellent" and that is more likely to have been the origin of the name.
That is the correct spelling of the trademark name "Cracker Barrel" (a convenience store).
The original name for the Christmas 'Cracker' is 'Cosaque' made by Thomas J Smith who invented the Christmas Cracker
There are two possibilities for the name 'oyster cracker': # They are commonly associated with oyster stews or chowders # Their shape is reminiscent of oysters.
The dog on the Cracker Jack box is named Bingo. He is the mascot of the Cracker Jack brand.
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Crackers come from a variety of companies. The most well-known companies include Nabisco and Kraft.
Yes, Cracker Barrel does sell watches. There are usually Women's in the store. They run about $15, come in different colors and are quite nice!
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