Cracker
American slang for a Southern white man, used as a slur to suggest white trashiness, an uneducated, low-class or poor man. Derived from those who would distill moonshine liquor from fermentation of dried, cracked corn.
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Criminal psychologist
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Cracker by LDN massive November 22, 2019
Cracker
1) (brit. slang) crazy or insane
2) a small kind of firework filled with powder, which explodes with a sharp noise or with a series of sharp cracks.
3) one who breaks open, into, or through, as a safe, a secret code, or a barrier.
4) a thin, crisp biscuit.
5) one who throws out or utters with smartness.
2) a small kind of firework filled with powder, which explodes with a sharp noise or with a series of sharp cracks.
3) one who breaks open, into, or through, as a safe, a secret code, or a barrier.
4) a thin, crisp biscuit.
5) one who throws out or utters with smartness.
Cracker by MidKnight Outlaw June 13, 2008
Cracker
A term commonly used in Miami in reference to an authoritative figure such as the police, government, or officials within the government that is able to exercise police power(s).
Hey bro you were supposed to be here 2 hours ago, what happened?
I pulled out of my complex & the crackers pulled me over for speeding thru a red light.
I pulled out of my complex & the crackers pulled me over for speeding thru a red light.
Cracker
A loud bigoted white person. See also Poor White Trash The first recognized usage of the term can be traced to a letter to The Earl of Dartmouth in 1766. By the 19th century, the term was commonly used by more affluent whites to insult poorer whites.
Cracker
Racist term for Southern United States white males from their seemingly constant inebriation on "cracked" corn liquior
Cracker by Section(8) March 3, 2010