crackers

/ ˈkrækəz /

adjective

1. postpositive a slang word for insane

Example Sentences

“He showed me inside, fixed us some cheese and crackers, then leaned in and kissed me,” Cher wrote.

From Salon

The red-headed kid would grab some crackers, and sometimes a glass of milk, and crawl under the four-legged radio in the living room, falling in love with the roar of the crowd.

From Los Angeles Times

But brands have invented a whole new, lucrative category of toddler foods, from pouches and teething crackers to bars and puffs, Fleming-Milici said.

From Los Angeles Times

For carbohydrates, consider rice, pasta, instant noodles and crackers.

From Salon

Over the weekend, a gaggle of media establishment figures lost their collective crackers at the news that Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with podcaster Alexandra Cooper for an episode of “Call Her Daddy.”

From Salon