cracka

/ ˈkrækə /

noun

1. derogatory.
   a variant spelling of poor White

Example Sentences

The student told investigating officers the altercation took place after Paffumi, 47, repeatedly muted the music the student was playing on his computer during class, which led the boy to call him a “cracka” twice.

From Fox News

Gamble had boasted online about his exploits using the alias “Cracka,” and claimed to be a founding member of “Crackas With Attitude,” a hacking group that together targeted several high-ranking U.S. officials, according to the Department of Justice.

From Washington Times

Previous reporting has identified the group’s leader, “Cracka,” as a British teenager arrested in February 2016 at the age of 16.

From Washington Times

Court documents filed in the cases against Boggs and Liverman allege they conspired with “Cracka” to infiltrate the internet accounts of several senior U.S. officials and their families, causing more than $1.5 million in losses.

From Washington Times

The hacker known as “Cracka” first achieved notoriety in October 2015 after boasting of breaching an email account belonging to Mr. Brennen and obtaining correspondence subsequently published by WikiLeaks.

From Washington Times