Crackers [adjective]

The boy's head was held high, indicative of his opinion of poor white trash and Crackers in general, and Mandy Ann in particular.

In this satchel carry also some crackers, or sandwiches, if you will be long enough upon the road to need a luncheon.

Stuffing their crackers and dried beef into their pockets, they ran out of the house and to their machines.

I'll leave a blanket here for you to sleep on, and a bottle of cold coffee, some crackers, and a hunk of 'jerked.'

Harvey strolled up to the village store and bought some crackers and cheese for his supper.

He unlocked his bachelor's pantry of crackers, cheese and choice Madeira, hospitality which they civilly declined.

The mere mention of the much-abused crackers made both their mouths water.

Two animals, seventy-two hours fast followed by a meal of crackers and milk.

And when the last crackers are exploded, and the last flag is waved, what is left?

Let the crackers explode, and you may sit down on them with impunity.