Cork Slang, Page 15
More Cork slang, numbers 561 to 600, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A head butt.
A young woman who is the female counterpart to a boot boy, often his companion.
A tradesman skilled in carpentry and woodwork.
Face like a bucket of screwdrivers
A face so unattractive it resembles a bucket filled with screwdrivers.
Underage binge drinking while listening to fast-paced dance music.
Describes something that was received very badly indeed.
Mind mice at a crossroad's for ya
An expression describing a person so avaricious they would stoop to any task.
Something exceptionally good, brilliant, or top-tier.
A person from a rural community; a rustic type.
The vagina.
To go on a date.
The act of looking at members of the opposite sex with interest.
A show-off.
A humorous term for Cork City.
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A warning to remain vigilant and aware of one's surroundings to avoid trouble.
A popular nickname for a big, burly Gaelic Athletic Association player.
A cup of tea, especially Barry's.
The absolute height of excellence or superiority.
Extremely lucky or fortunate, often escaping disaster by the skin of one's teeth.
A disparaging label for men perceived as pampered, effeminate, or lacking in ruggedness.
An acronym or contraction used to express a complete lack of enthusiasm for a task.
A foolish or silly person.
An off-licence, a premises licensed to sell drink for carry out.
An emphatic dismissal meaning get out or go away.
A humorous euphemism for male masturbation.
To have sexual intercourse with someone.
A affectionate local name for the coastal parish of Castlehaven.
A foolish or attention-seeking stunt performed for the sake of popularity.
A meal eaten out after a major night on the drink in cork.
An expression of regret or sorrow at a happening or event.
A milder stand-in for the stronger swear with a 'u' instead of the 'e'.
An exclamation of utter astonishment, disbelief, or enthusiastic agreement.
A request to be given another of something, usually a drink.
Commonly used when calling over another person.
An excessive display of vanity or self-regard.
A euphemistic phrase for urinating.
One's mother-in-law.
An expression used to dismiss a minor mishap or apology.
A wasp or stinging flying insect.