cracker-barrel

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Adjective cracker-barrel has 1 sense

cracker-barrel, folksy, homespun - characteristic of country life; "cracker-barrel philosophy"; "folksy humor"; "the air of homespun country boys"
Antonym: urban (indirect, via rural)

Cracker-Barrel

Definition:

Popular term referring to a type of old-fashioned country store or restaurant.

Used to describe a nostalgic, rustic, or traditional atmosphere or setting.

Local term referring to a specific franchise of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc.

Examples:

Sense 1: Old-fashioned country store or restaurant

The small town had a charming cracker-barrel where locals gathered for coffee and chats.

Visiting the cracker-barrel was like stepping back in time with its quaint decor and homemade goods.

The family enjoyed a delicious meal at the local cracker-barrel before continuing their road trip.

You can find unique antiques and homemade crafts at the cracker-barrel stores scattered throughout the countryside.

Sense 2: Nostalgic, rustic, or traditional atmosphere

The cozy cabin had a cracker-barrel feel with its wood paneling, rocking chairs, and fireplace.

She decorated her living room with cracker-barrel items like vintage signs and old-fashioned furniture.

The café's ambiance successfully achieved a warm and inviting cracker-barrel atmosphere.

They opted for a cracker-barrel wedding, complete with a barn venue and a farm-to-table feast.

Sense 3: Specific franchise of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc.

We stopped at the local Cracker Barrel for breakfast during our road trip.

The company opened a new Cracker Barrel location in the city, creating many job opportunities.

Cracker Barrel's famous chicken and dumplings are a must-try for anyone visiting one of their restaurants.

She bought a souvenir t-shirt from Cracker Barrel to commemorate her visit to the South.

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