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| noun | 1. Enjoyable social activity; a good time. |
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 | | "Franklin's 50th birthday party was such a craic." | | "My neighbors are always up for a craic in the backyard on the weekend." | | "I learned a bit of local slang on my trip to Ireland — most appropriately 'craic,' which means 'a good time.'" |
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 | | Irish, 1970s |
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 | | While you'll hear mostly English in Ireland today, a lot of people still speak Irish, or Gaelic. "Craic" means "a good time," and you might also hear "fáilte" ("welcome"), "grá" ("love"), and "saoirse" ("freedom"). ... |  |
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