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British Slang: Crack | Cracker | Crackers

Crack means a joke, mockery, a scornful remark, or someone who excels at something; it also describes a pleasant time or amusing moment. Cracker refers to something or someone with remarkable abilitie

Crack

  • A joke, mockery, a scornful remark.
  • Someone who stands out, excels at something.
  • A pleasant time spent, an amusing moment.

It comes from the Irish word craic, which means exactly a good time spent in entertainment.

Cracker

Something or someone with remarkable abilities or qualities.

Crackers

Mad, insane, crazy, unbalanced.

Crazy, mad (figurative).

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