General
minus craic
What does minus craic mean?
Describes a person, place or event that is completely lacking in fun.
"That party was minus craic, we left early."
Origin
Playful Hiberno-English negation of 'craic'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'minus craic' mean?
It describes a person, place or event that is completely lacking in fun.
Where does 'minus craic' come from?
It is a playful Hiberno-English negation of 'craic', the well-known Irish word for fun and good times.
How do you use 'minus craic'?
You use it to write something off as no fun, e.g. 'That party was minus craic, we left early.'
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