Cork Slang, Page 11

More Cork slang, numbers 401 to 440, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. Touched cloth

    To soil one's underwear.

  2. Any nodge?

    Have you got any cannabis for sale or personal consumption?

  3. Blue bottle

    A member of the Garda Síochána, the Irish police force.

  4. Come day go day

    Living from day to day, perpetually broke; shortened from 'come day go day.

  5. How lad how she fixed

    A warm greeting equivalent to "hello, what's the story?"

  6. Pants

    In Tipperary, the word pants is used to mean trousers rather than underwear.

  7. That's the J.O.B.

    An exclamation upon hearing good news.

  8. Beat the living daylights

    To beat someone severely.

  9. Blackas

    Blackberries gathered from wild bushes in the countryside.

  10. Buged

    To steal something.

  11. Gant

    No money whatsoever.

  12. Gat on for deth I swar taa gawd

    To drink to excess.

  13. Glassy allie

    Glass marbles used in traditional children's playground games.

  14. Leh-it-in-to-fuk-wud-ya

    A full forward in a GAA match impatiently demanding the ball from the midfielder.

  15. Pitch is flooded

    Menstruating.

  16. Thunder head

    A thick-witted or dull person.

  17. Yolk

    A foolish or eccentric person or thing; an odd specimen.

  18. Bawk

    A large quantity or substantial amount of something.

  19. Blarna

    Blarney Street in Cork city.

  20. Gave

    To have spent or passed time in a particular place or manner.

  21. Im weak

    To be infatuated with or in love with something.

  22. Scutting

    Behaving in a mischievous or reckless manner, especially in a sexual context.

  23. Shake hands with the unemployed

    To urinate.

  24. Skew ways

    Crooked, lopsided or askew.

  25. Slug

    A swig or mouthful of drink, usually begged off someone else's bottle or can.

  26. Town

    The city centre, particularly Dublin's core shopping and drinking districts.

  27. A solid

    A particularly forceful punch or wallop.

  28. Ah im only pullin your jimmy

    Used to indicate that a previous statement was merely a joke.

  29. As rough as a bag of mangled badgers

    Extremely ugly or unattractive in appearance.

  30. Oul pair

    One's parents.

  31. Poxy

    1.

  32. Subla

    A scumbag or thoroughly disreputable individual.

  33. Timber

    To cause intentional bodily harm with a wooden implement, such as a hurley.

  34. Vampires teabags

    Sanitary towels.

  35. Bash

    To attempt or try something for the first time.

  36. Bazz

    A collection or mass of filaments growing from the skin in the pubic area.

  37. Cockalicious

    Delicious or sexually attractive.

  38. Fawstook

    A tall, lanky and somewhat awkward individual.

  39. Ire

    Soreness of the inner thighs caused by wearing pyjama bottoms in which one has urinated.

  40. Sore

    Hopeless, useless, or exceptionally poor in quality or performance.

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