Crackerjacks [noun]

I was counted a crackerjack at bindin'; but you work twice as fast blind as what I would seein'; that's what gets me!

He would read one and say: "Here's a crackerjack, Kit," and pass it to me.

If that Mornsby deal had only gone through, wed have had a crackerjack, said Jim regretfully.

He'd had a mighty good time all the evening, James thought, and Father was a crackerjack.

Christian Young is all right though, Munster has a slap-dash style about him, and they do say old Nielsen was a crackerjack.

I said I didnt know much about him, except that he came from Stanford University, where he was a crackerjack on the gridiron.

Dummys a crackerjack proofreader, Tim mused, when he and Joan were back in the editorial room.

It was a big Crackerjack touring car overflowing with scouts and driven by a smiling scoutmaster.

You are certainly the crackerjack when it comes to laying a trap to trip a scamp up.

This woman was what the young men and women called a "crackerjack" in her college line.