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Definitions of "Crack a dawn"


1. Crack a dawn


English Translation

Early morning


Definition

Very early in the morning


Example Sentences

Patois: Mi start work from crack a dawn.
English: I start work from the crack of dawn.


Related Words

Iwah , Daylite , Brite and early , Miggle day ,



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