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crackers A person who is extremely funny and entertaining, often to the point of being so amusing that people crack up laughing. ■ "John was such a cracker, he had everyone in stitches all night long!"
Cheddar A type of cheese that is known for its strong, sharp flavor and crumbly texture. ■ "I love cheddar on my crackers, but I can't stand those fake-cheddar processed slices. They have no flavor!"
guests Noun: people who are invited to a gathering or event ■ "I forgot to buy bread for the guests, so we had to make do with stale crackers."
jam A sticky, sweet spread made from mashed fruits, especially berries. It is often used as a topping on toast or crackers. ■ Jane's mom always makes the best strawberry jam for breakfast.
jams A type of fruit preservation that is often served with toast or crackers. ■ I had some jams this morning to go with my toast. It was a great way to start the day!
tidbits Small pieces of food or other items, often served as snacks. ■ "I love snacking on tidbits of cheese and crackers while watching TV."
Biographical An account of the life and work of a person, usually presented in the form of an autobiography or biography. ■ "I had a terrible childhood, filled with biographical horror stories like being chased by axe-wielding killers and surviving on nothing but stale crackers and water. But hey, at least I have a hilarious biography now!
dole A small amount of something, often in the form of food or clothing, given as a kind gesture. ■ "She was feeling down and out, so her friend surprised her with a little dole of cheese and crackers to brighten her day."