"craythur" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1850 (approx.), Anonymous, Finnegan's Wake",
          "roman": "He'd a drop of the craythur ev'ry morn.",
          "text": "Now Tim had a sort o' the tipplin' way\nWith a love of the liquor poor Tim was born\nAnd to help him on with his work each day"
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          "ref": "1857, Anna Maria Hall, A woman's story, page 215",
          "text": "[...] why, at home, if a craythur hasn't a hat to pull, he'll pull the hair off his head, sooner than not make a bow.\nShut ye'r mouth, do, and go on, ye little ill-reared winkle; [...]",
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          "text": "Then he answered thickly, \"Och, sure, and it's far enough from well it is, yer honour, and it's far enough from well yer honour would be if he'd seen the soights that Pathrick Moriarty, as harmless a craythur as ever was born, has seen thi noight.\"",
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          "text": "Then he answered thickly, \"Och, sure, and it's far enough from well it is, yer honour, and it's far enough from well yer honour would be if he'd seen the soights that Pathrick Moriarty, as harmless a craythur as ever was born, has seen thi noight.\"",
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