Examples of 'craic' in a sentence
Meaning of "craic"
craic (adjective): An Irish term referring to fun, entertainment, good times, or enjoyable social interaction. The phrase 'What's the craic?' is a common way to ask how things are going or inquire about the latest news or gossip
Show more definitions
- Fun, especially through enjoyable company, a pleasant conversation.
How to use "craic" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
craic
I do it for myself and for the craic.
You were always good craic when you were young.
I just thought you might be an old craic.
Just having a bit of craic with the boys.
Back to nature and all that craic.
Good craic last night.
Come as you are and have the craic.
I enjoyed the craic on here back in the mists of time.
Seems like a rocket but good craic.
I am not a craic killer.
Come along for the craic.
Check out the craic at our bars and theme nights.
It is indeed a way to enjoy the craic.
Craic means fun.
This is almost as good as the craic.
See also
Bring enough to have the craic but always drink responsibly.
We are trying to work on the box not the craic.
Us Jews enjoy the craic too much.
We had to do something to give us a bit of a craic.
In Ireland the spelling craic is now more common than crack.
That would be a good craic.
The Craic n Ceol apartment is brand new to the market.
We will have a bit of craic.
The border to Seloi Craic is largely formed by the Olomasi river.
We are just having a bit of craic.
It's a great day of craic with your friends.
But it does not mean we can not have some craic.
Nothing is taken seriously as laughter and craic are both parts of the DNA.
A great night is promised with mighty ceol agus craic.
And if he could knock craic out of them, we would.
At least we have a bit of craic.
The craic was always good, particularly on a Thursday night.
For the craic.
You will be getting a belt now if you carry on with that craic.
Now, craic is interpreted as a specifically and quintessentially Irish form of fun.
It will be a good craic.
At first the craic form was uncommon outside Irish, even in an Irish context.
You are some craic.
The Seloi Craic suco was destroyed on September 6, the houses burned down and livestock slaughtered.
Youse are some craic.
Good craic last night, you two.
He knows the craic.
But camaraderie and craic are always just as important! ".
It will be the craic.
That was good craic last night, you two.
Irish people are very friendly and love some good craic.
Other linguists have referred to the craic form as " fake Irish.
Why not come along and join in the music song and craic.
Look, you know the craic yourself.
They are not going anywhere - just rowing for the craic.
