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rusk

[ruhsk] / rʌsk /
NOUN
cracker
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The cockatoos sometimes devoted considerable time and energy to the task, actively transporting the rusk to water and then waiting for it to soften.

From New York Times

Some restaurants will also serve breakfast with fruit pudding, a mix of flour, rusk, oatmeal and fruit.

From BBC

If you try to monkey with it too much from a later perspective you run the rusk of muddying the waters.

From New York Times

I haven't eaten meat since - mac and cheese, green grapes and baby rusks have become my staples.

From BBC

Biscuits went by unappetizing names such as hardtack, rusks and ship’s biscuits, their durability their main asset.

From Washington Post