Christmas cracker
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishChristmas crackerˌChristmas ˈcracker noun [countable]
DHTa tube of coloured paper that two people pull apart at Christmas in Britain for fun. It makes a loud sound as it is pulled apart, and usually contains a small toy.
DHTa tube of coloured paper that two people pull apart at Christmas in Britain for fun. It makes a loud sound as it is pulled apart, and usually contains a small toy.- House Un-American Activities Committee, the
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