Antrim Slang, Page 3
More Antrim slang, numbers 81 to 109, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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To become stuck in mud, typically with a car or tractor.
A face like a bull dog chewing wasps
An extremely ugly person.
A colloquial salutation used to enquire after someone's well-being.
Small in size, extent, or degree; often used affectionately in speech.
To have none.
A mischievous or troublesome young person.
Extremely drunk or heavily intoxicated after a session.
Have you seen?
To brew a pot of tea.
A walk.
One's father or an older man of acquaintance.
A child or young offspring.
Cool; agreeable.
Tea, the hot beverage made from an infusion of leaves from the tea plant.
Ice cream, usually a cone.
An eejit or gullible person.
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An adjective to describe someone that is one can short of a six pack or nuts…
Ants.
A contemptible or unpleasant fellow.
A young pig, typically less than 8 weeks old.
A sandwich.
An invitation to proceed with or make use of something offered.
Rather drunk and unsteady.
Someone so ugly, even the tide wouldn't take them out.
To kiss someone using the tongue.
Member of the working-class noted for copious amounts of fake jewellery.
A colloquial term for a slice of bread, often prepared as a snack or a simple sandwich.
Rhyming slang for all right, fine, or satisfactory.