Salty Crackers

Term used to describe people of caucasian decent's negative feelings of our new President-Elect Barack Obama he won the Presidential Election!

"You better get you some water because its going to be a whole lot of salty crackers walking around!"

by Yellagirlrica March 28, 2009

cracker with cheese

Ryan Novak

Ryan: You guys are such crackers!
Cristen and Diane: Oh yea? Well you're a cracker with cheese!

by Elf February 27, 2004

cheese and crackers

the fuck best food to eat when you are fucking blazed out of your mind

give me thouse mother fucking cheese and crackers right now before my fucking cheese and crackers brain melts

by coolest kid ever aka nigga that owes me $3.50 December 11, 2008

cracker juice

a substance that can be extracted from pale face demons. Excess amounts of it are found in white foods, white music, and white media.

Micheal J: Hey Wayne Brady

Wayne B: Yeah

Micheal J: You're getting low on CJ, that mayo/pita bread sandwhich and diet pepsi wasnt enough

Wayne: Yeah you're right I should probably watch another episode of friends and put in some Barbara Streisand.

Micheal J: Fucking A dude... fucking a

by Chandler July 28, 2004

Cracker

A black guy who calls any white guy a cracker is like a black guy who calls Mexicans crackers. A black guy who calls a Mexican a cracker isn't right in the head, so why would a black guy like that be right in the head for calling every white person he comes in contact with cracker?

Richard Pryor called Chevy chase a cracker on tv because he wasn't right in the head, not because he had beef from 200 years ago with Chevy chase and his family.

by Solid Mantis June 14, 2018

Cracker

A derogatory term used to insult a white extraterrestrial being

I hate those crackers over there

by CHEFBIGGIE January 11, 2020

Cracker

Derogatory term (when used by outsiders) for "poor, white trash" in the southeastern U.S. particularly Georgia and northern Florida. Some say the term is derived from the crack of their whips when driving cattle. Others claim it is shortened from "corn-cracker." Still others believe it is from the verb "crack" as in "boast" (not what it's cracked up to be).

The ol' cracker next door is cookin' hisself up some swamp cabbage and scrub chicken.

by WordWorker March 22, 2016