graham-crackery

adj

Etymology

From graham cracker + -y.

Definitions

  1. With or made from graham crackers.

    • So we’ll just have to get along on canned apples and graham-crackery crusts at 65 cents per pie.
    • Cheech is a starter in both basketball and volleyball and popular in both sports, at least in part because of Gram’s cookies—a rich, graham-crackery, chocolate-chip bar.
  2. Resembling or characteristic of graham crackers.

    • Solid chocolate and peanut butter flavors are folded into a light, graham-crackery log.
    • Tent-area “paths”—thin concrete squares laid without fixative on bare earth—turned graham-crackery with rain and sank in the surrounding mud.
    • I catch your point, Prof--but actually, I think Rush induces adult behavior in "kids" more than it induces childlike behavior in adults! Just a peanut-buttery thought from a graham-crackery kid.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA