Cork Slang, Page 20
More Cork slang, numbers 761 to 800, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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An expression of incredulity: are you being serious?
Uncertainty whether one's stomach discomfort is due to needing the lavatory…
To claim the remaining puffs on a cigarette once another has finished with it.
A fool or idiot.
Your turn will come.
Cool; excellent or impressive.
A description of someone exceptionally stupid or slow-witted.
I would not doubt you; expression of agreement or encouragement.
A hearty meal of chips or takeaway food after a night of drinking.
A favoured alcoholic beverage in the Leeside area of Cork.
A red-haired boy or young man.
A woman's private part.
A nickname given to someone with a notably large head.
A battered sausage, a simple but beloved Cork delicacy traditionally enjoyed late…
Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
A filler phrase commonly uttered by people from Cork.
To urinate.
A person from the Ballyphehane area on the south side of Cork.
A Cork term for a potato cake sold in a chipper.
Sexual intercourse.
A popular abbreviation for Presentation Brothers College.
An expression of high praise for someone's cool or stylish demeanour.
Someone who thinks rather too highly of themselves.
Energy or high spirits.
To put an end to something, to terminate or stymie.
An exclamation of sheer delight, approval, or triumphant celebration.
Very Politely tell a person where you are going without telling them!
Completely naked or bare.
A dull, boring or tedious person.
To knock someone to the ground, especially with a punch.
A Cork pronunciation and frequent substitute for "fucking" when angry.
Bread and sugar soaked in hot milk, a simple comforting dish.
He couldn't hold a fuck fest in a hoor hus
A person so incompetent they could not organise even the simplest of events.
A form of greeting addressed to a woman.
Emitting a thoroughly foul, sweaty, or unwashed personal odour.
A threat to hit or beat someone up.
To have become a bit crazy or absent-minded.
A lucky stroke or a fortunate escape, sometimes applied to a slippery character.
Extremely intoxicated.
Extremely red faced.