クラッカー
also: クラッカ
Meanings
1
A crisp, savory biscuit, often eaten with cheese or dips.
I ate crackers with my wine.
2
party popper; cracker (toy)
A festive item that makes a popping sound and releases confetti or small toys when pulled apart.
We pulled party poppers at the birthday party.
3
A person who breaks into computer systems, often with malicious intent. Less common than ハッカー.
The cracker broke into the company's server.
Usage patterns
- クラッカーを鳴らすto pop a party popper
We popped a party popper at the birthday party.
- クラッカーにチーズをのせるto put cheese on a cracker
I put cheese on a cracker and ate it.
- クラッカーが〈場所〉に侵入するfor a cracker (hacker) to break into a system
A cracker broke into the company's system.