Krackery 

To act Really white, regardless of skin color,
also a nice was to say that someone is acting like a redneck

all people who support the rebel flag is krackery,

george w bush is very krackery

Krackery by Jonny-Toxic March 16, 2004

Krazy Kracker Klub 

Slang for the Ku Klux Klan. The use of K rather than C is to keep the acronym at KKK.

"Man, I saw this dude from the Krazy Kracker Klub trying to burn a cross, but it caught him on fire too."

Krazy Kracker Klub by Ian Charles February 1, 2005

Paff Knackery

A form of bullshit or nonsense.

I'm sick and tired of all your bullshit and paff knackery. You never make sense.

Collect all your personal items and other assorted paff knackery and get into the car

Paff Knackery by Zabaduage July 17, 2020

kracker puff 

A Caucasian variation of the African-American hairstyle commonly referred to as the “afro”. It is often sported by members of bands, skaters, and kids who just don’t feel like cutting their hair. A popular alternative to the “lacrosse mullet”. Good for hiding weapons, drugs and guitar picks when traveling through hostile suburban areas.

The drummer in my neighbor's garage band has a kracker puff.

kracker puff by Ikea Madness September 1, 2006

kracker snacker 

Black guys who go out with White girls.

dude 1: yo, tyrone be mackin cindy
dude 2: i know he be a kracker snacker

kracker snacker by remT November 5, 2007

Kracker 

1. slang for a White person
2. totally useless racial slur

What the fuck you lookin at you kracker-ass kracker!

Kracker by Bud E Love May 7, 2003

Uncle Kracker 

Uncle Kracker (born Matthew Shafer; June 6, 1974) is an American rock, country, and rap rock musician, most popularly known for his hit singles "Follow Me", "Smile", and "Drift Away". His music was more rap rock-based at the start of his career before turning in a more country and Top 40 style music direction on later releases.

Shafer was raised in Harrison Township, Michigan. In 1987, with his brother Mike Shafer, he visited a nightclub in Clawson, Michigan where a turntables competition was occurring. His older brother was competing against a then-unknown musician, Kid Rock. Shafer then spent a lot of time with Kid Rock, and they became friends. In those times, he was mainly rapping. He only performed at live shows at the time, until he began recording for Rock's album, Early Mornin' Stoned Pimp; Shafer was a featured vocalist on some of the tracks. He then began working on a solo album, but he continued being the DJ for Kid Rock. Upon the release of Rock's multi-platinum album, Devil Without a Cause, Shafer decided that it was time to release his first solo album, Double Wide, adopting the stage name Uncle Kracker.

What a fabulous artist. Uncle Kracker makes us all smile with his musical talent. What's your favorite Uncle Kracker single?

Uncle Kracker by SHAIMUSM July 24, 2010