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George Yin
what does" thats cracker" mean
Jun 20, 2016 3:21 AM
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You may mean "crackers", which means crazy. Or you may mean, "that's a cracker", which means "that's a great thing." It's a general compliment e.g. That was a cracker of a game between England and Wales last night. If you use he or she, a "cracker" can also mean an attractive person. These are slang expressions common in the UK but I don't know how common they are elsewhere.
June 20, 2016
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George Yin
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