In the late 19th century the words crack and jack were paired. Cracker was an adjective meaning an expert or superior that dates from the 18th century. Prior to that crack was a noun meaning something superior and a verb to boast. Jack has been used for man since the 1500's as a noun then as an adjective. The snack crackerjack popcorn dates from 1890. So, if put together crackerjack means an expert/superior man.
The term "Cracker Jack" originated in the late 19th century in the United States. It was used to describe a type of snack made of caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts. The name "Cracker Jack" was trademarked in 1896 and later became associated with the popular brand of snack food that is still sold today.
It all depends where one wants to start. There is no first term, there is no last term. There just is.
Trigonometry and tessellations both start with a t.
If the sequence is taken to start 1,1,2,... then the 100th term is 354,224,848,179,261,915,075 And you've got to hope I have typed that in correctly!
You start with the number 4, then multiply with the "common ratio" to get the next term. That, in turn, is multiplied by the common ratio to get the next term, etc.
Lots of shapes. To start with, an irregular blob (that is a technical term)!
Crackerjacks
His name was Jack Gilford....
Borden sold the brand to Frito Lay
The term "Crackerjack" actually refers to Navy Crackerjacks, or the Enlisted Service Dress Blue uniforms worn by enlisted sailors below the rank of E-7. Though the term "Crackerjack" is also deemed as a term referring to excellence, the association with sailors began when the Cracker Jack company (candy popcorn) introduced their mascots "Sailor Jack and his dog, Bingo" on their boxes. The were first shown on boxes in 1918 Sailor Jack is shown, even today, on Cracker Jack boxes wearing the definitive dress blue uniform synonymous with U.S. Sailors. Forget Marine dress blues - Crackerjacks are the single, most identifiable uniforms on the planet (and great for getting dates as well). During the late 70's, there was an experiment that temporarily got rid of crackerjacks for a period, in favor of a uniform similar to what officers and chiefs wore. In the end, there was a lot of opposition, and when Reagan became President, traditional crackerjacks were reinstated. I still remember having to go to the base uniform shop to buy mine before leaving boot camp for Submarine School because they weren't yet being issued as standard uniforms yet. It was well worth it.
Ohio is the top producer of ice cream cones and crackerjacks!
Illinois. Chicago to be more specific.
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That depends on the CEO. Mike Dunleavy is paid in CrackerJacks, while Kevin Pritchard is paid in yachts. Go Twins.
At a baseball game vendors shout Peanuts Popcorn Crackerjacks. At a football game the crown yells for the quarterback to Pass It.
The dog on the Cracker Jack box is named Bingo. He is the mascot of the Cracker Jack brand.
A lot of things but peanuts, crackerjacks, lemon chills, beer, hotdogs, soda, dip n dots, ice cream, and Popsicles are just a few
It all depends where one wants to start. There is no first term, there is no last term. There just is.