I got a bit carried away with gardening last week, and now I'm paying for it. I forgot about my age, aches, and ailments. Turns out you can't just pop pills and crack on
Almost a year already? Better crack on with #2 in the series – this one's set in Dorset and reveals some of my own family's history. www.somersetcountygazette.co.uk/news/2517956...
(transitive, dated) To put on.
“Thanks to everyone for some anime suggestion. I think I will crack on with Eden of the East first, and then see where to go, particularly given that anime can be STUPID expensive on disc.”
“Yeah I need to stop being a shit northener and just crack on”
“😂😂 okey doke Eddy you crack on lad”
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You're being played by the far right. Are Labour perfect? Absolutely not but they've introduced many things that will benefit us. I don't recall anyone demanding Tory scum resign. You're being played. But sure if y…
“Ha ha ha… yeah. Crack on soft lad. Whatever you and Putin say, eh!?”
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(intransitive, informal) To continue apace.
What's the use of cracking-on for nothing? Would you slip it now if you got the chance?
“I got a bit carried away with gardening last week, and now I'm paying for it. I forgot about my age, aches, and ailments. Turns out you can't just pop pills and crack on”
“Almost a year already? Better crack on with #2 in the series – this one's set in Dorset and reveals some of my own family's history. www.somersetcountygazette.co.uk/news/2517956...”
“You're being played by the far right. Are Labour perfect? Absolutely not but they've introduced many things that will benefit us. I don't recall anyone demanding Tory scum resign. You're being played. But sure if you wanna risk Reform crack on.”
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(intransitive, informal) To continue (at a task) briskly or promptly.
Naked Twister will have to wait. I've got to crack on with my essay.
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