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In American English, the word "cracker" can refer to a dry, crisp biscuit often eaten with cheese or spreads. It also has a colloquial use as a derogatory term for a poor white person in the Southern United States. Additionally, "cracker" can denote a firework that makes a loud bang or a device used to break open nuts. The context in which it is used usually clarifies its meaning.
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Dad word is from British or American English?
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Is chipmunk English or American?
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What English word came from Sylvester Graham?
The Graham Cracker & Graham Flour.
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What is the french word for cracker?
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Dad word is from British or American English?
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What is the American English word for hallow?
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Is the word suck American or English?
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