Blaggarding
Heard in Galway and Tipperary
Mischief-making, messing around, or acting the fool.
Don't mind young Mickey, he's only blaggarding around the yard again!
Pay no heed to young Michael, for he is merely engaging in foolish mischief about the courtyard.
FAQ
What does Blaggarding mean?
Mischief-making, messing around, or acting the fool.
How do you use Blaggarding?
For example: “Don't mind young Mickey, he's only blaggarding around the yard again!” In Posh English: Pay no heed to young Michael, for he is merely engaging in foolish mischief about the courtyard.