craw in Irish
craw in Irish is prócar — craw means the crop or stomach-like pouch of a bird or animal, used in the idiom "stick in one's craw" for something that causes lasting resentment.
craw in Irish
prócar
The crop of a bird.
What does "craw" mean?
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noun The crop or stomach-like pouch of a bird or animal, used in the idiom "stick in one's craw" for something that causes lasting resentment.
"His snide remark really stuck in her craw."
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- His snide remark really stuck in her craw.
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What is "craw" in Irish?
"craw" in Irish is prócar. craw means: The crop or stomach-like pouch of a bird or animal, used in the idiom "stick in one's craw" for something that causes lasting resentment.
How do you use "craw" in a sentence?
Example: "His snide remark really stuck in her craw." In Irish, "craw" is prócar.
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