Saltine (noun)

A type of cracker that is typically thin and crisp, made with flour, yeast, and salt, and often served with soup or as a snack.

Origin:

From the english word "salt" and the suffix "-ine", it first appeared in the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The saltines were a staple in the pantry.
2. Saltines are a perfect complement to clam chowder.
3. She served the tomato soup with saltines on the side.
4. Saltines are a popular cracker choice for snacks.
5. Saltines are often used in recipes that require a crunchy topping.