crackers

British

/ ˈkrækəz /

adjective

(postpositive) a slang word for insane

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Ultra-processed foods include a wide range of packaged and convenience items such as chips, crackers, frozen meals, processed meats, sugary drinks, breakfast cereals and breads.

From Science Daily

Morgan Rogers scored a couple of crackers when Villa fought back to beat the Hammers earlier in the season, and this is going to be just as close.

From BBC

She pointed to a box of soda crackers that had come in a second package from Nollie.

From Literature

I take out his snack—blueberries and the kind of organic bunny crackers that are almost but not quite as good as Goldfish.

From Literature

To make eating fun, we serve them chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs and crackers shaped like goldfish.

From The Wall Street Journal

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