slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightToss us one!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Scraic n. Heard in Waterford, Mayo and Tipperary What's happening or what's the news; a shortening of "what's the craic". In useScraic wit cha" "Well scraic Posh EnglishWhat jollity is afoot with you? Well then, what is the news? Go on, ya melter!☕A cuppa?Copy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Same phrase, other countiesMayoTipperary Related termsCraic"Craic" has a couple of very broad meanings. 1.) Fun, enjoyment, divilment, merriment…Scraic sublickA greeting inquiring after news or events.What's the craic with you?An enquiry as to whether one has any interesting news.Wats de craicA greeting equivalent to "what are you doing?" or "what's happening?"Sa craicA greeting equivalent to hello or "what's the craic?" Also used to say hello to someone.HapninA casual greeting meaning hello, what's happening, or any news. Often preceded by an… ← Previous: Scrabe Scraic : Next →
