craythur

the craythur (ˈkreːθər) a variant of cratur (def. 1)

(ˈkreːtʃər) a variant of cratur (def. 2)

Word Origin for craythur

from Irish Gaelic Créatur creature

cray, crayer, crayfish, crayola, crayon, craythur, craze, crazed, crazy, crazy about, be, crazy bone

"Yes, yes, the craythur's doin' somethin' in the spoony line," said Kisseck.

She's All the World to Me |Hall Caine
Oh, and it's yersilf that don't shoy off from a dthrop o' the craythur whin yer thravellin' the thrail.

The Magnetic North |Elizabeth Robins (C. E. Raimond)
Damn her, I'll lay my soul that craythur is at the bottom of it all.

She's All the World to Me |Hall Caine
Uncle Charles, a dhrop of the craythur a wee dhrop of the craythur?

The Country House |John Galsworthy

I wondher does my mother know I'm tuk away—and Oonah, too, the craythur, would be sorry for me.

Handy Andy, Volume One |Samuel Lover