graham-cracker-y

Adjective

graham-crackery (comparative more graham-crackery, superlative most graham-crackery)

1. (informal) With or made from graham crackers.
   • Having dried her hands on the animal’s black fur, which only increased the meowing, Susie added her protest that breakfast had not yet been served, “Kit-nen hongry. Susie hongry too, bery hongry.” / “Yes, I know, we’re all hungry,” he agreed resignedly. / But resignation was not in Susie’s nature....1951 October, Hope Shelley Miller, “A Small Miracle”, in Ladies’ Home Journal, volume LXVIII, number 10, Philadelphia, Pa.: The Curtis Publishing Company, page 68, column 1
2. (informal) Resembling or characteristic of graham crackers.
   • Solid chocolate and peanut butter flavors are folded into a light, graham-crackery log.1977, Michael S. Lasky, “Cookies, Crackers, and Chips”, in The Complete Junk Food Book, New York, N.Y.: McGraw-Hill Book Company, →ISBN, page 250