Converse of object

• pull: The custom of pulling crackers came to Britain in the 1860s.

• eat: Last two days we were eating crackers instead of bread.

Adjective modifier

• Chinese: The history of fireworks date back over 2,000 years Chinese crackers were probably the first fireworks to be made about 2000 years ago.

• dry: Eat an entire pack of dry crackers without water in between cigarettes.

• animal: The boy opened the box of animal crackers and spread them all over the table.

Noun used with modifier

• graham: And frozen yogurt, graham crackers and fruit juices are good snacks.

• prawn: Over our prawn crackers, the topic of Google's censorship in China came up.

• psp: Google developing eavesdropping software PSP crackers break console ' wide open ' Trusted computing a shield against worst attacks?

• rye: Carrot soup and crackers 1 small can carrot soup with 2 rye crackers.

Modifies a noun

• jack: TEAMS Not every person is a cracker jack sales person.

• joke: Lets have a laugh... ... ... ... ... Another collection of Christmas cracker jokes.

• menu: Three course cracker menus starting at £ 15.95 per person for lunchtime bookings ( £ 27.95 for evening bookings ).

Noun used with modifier

• ethylene: The ethylene cracker is expandable to 1·5 million tons, which would make it the world's largest.

• christmas: Christmas Pudding Recipe Christmas Crackers Traditionally a christmas cracker is placed next to each plate on the Christmas dinner table.