noun
General Slang
crack
KRAK · noun · informal
News, gossip or good conversation
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Talk, gossip, news or fun; 'what's the crack?' means 'what's happening?'. Also spelled 'craic'.
“Come in and tell us aal the crack.”
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crack In A Sentence
Come in and tell us aal the crack.
Origin & Usage
From Middle English/Dutch 'crak', to talk; long native to the North East.
Variants
craic
People Also Ask
What does 'crack' mean here?
It means talk, gossip, news or fun. 'What's the crack?' means 'what's happening?'
Is 'crack' the same as 'craic'?
Yes; 'craic' is the Gaelicised spelling, but the word has long been native to the North East of England and Northern English dialect.
How do you use 'crack'?
To ask for or share news and fun, e.g. 'Come in and tell us aal the crack.'
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