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the goings on the happening. Pronounced crack. Irish dialect
What's the craic?

Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by Andrew F. on Mar 27 2005.
pronounced Crack. An Irish term for fun, having a great time. being more broadly used outside Ireland
Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by Liz M. on Aug 02 2006.
(pronounced crack) Irish term for having a good time, fun, happening
It was great craic.
What's the craic? (what is happening.

Last edited on Oct 05 2006. Submitted by Brian B. from Ireland on Oct 05 2006.
having a laugh, good time etc.
Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by Joe m. from Ireland on Oct 03 2008.

British or Irish term for partying, having a good time, doing something exciting. pronounced "crack"
Have you had any craic lately?
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Last edited on Aug 22 2004. Submitted by Angela G. on Aug 22 2004.

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to defecate.
I've got to have a core dump.
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Last edited on Mar 27 2005. Submitted by Wimborne from Dorset, UK on Mar 27 2005.

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fellatio.
She gives a good rinse!

Last edited on Jun 05 2013. Submitted by Neill from Toronto, ON, Canada on Mar 27 2005.
in sports, "rinse" can mean to beat badly.
Did you see the move he/she put on their opponent? Man, he got rinsed!

Last edited on Mar 27 2005. Submitted by Neill from Toronto, ON, Canada on Mar 27 2005.

To over-charge for a service in order to extract the maximum fee from the customer, e.g. the plumber rinsed the insurance company by testing every pipe in the building!

Origin - to rinse a cloth is to squeeze it until it is dry
Last edited on Sep 02 2015. Submitted by Brian Herbert from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Sep 02 2015.
To over-charge for a service in order to extract the maximum fee from the customer.
the plumber rinsed the insurance company by testing every pipe in the building!
Origin - to rinse a cloth is to squeeze it until it is dry
Last edited on Sep 02 2015. Submitted by Brian Herbert from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Sep 02 2015.