Cork Slang, Page 9
More Cork slang, numbers 321 to 360, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Whiskey, specifically a bottle of Powers.
Masturbating.
To try one's patience severely.
An expression used to brush something off, meaning obviously, well, or certainly.
A beautiful female.
Look at the sexy boy over there!
An urgent and unpleasant bout of diarrhoea.
To care profoundly little or nothing at all about a matter.
Behaving like a fool or acting the eejit.
Testicles.
Pig's trotters, traditionally boiled and eaten as a savoury snack.
A total mess, botch, or untidy state.
A very short skirt.
Another word for stingy or mean.
An expression of disbelief or disdain regarding a person's dishevelled appearance…
Used to point out something glaringly obvious or self-evident.
An exclamation of shock or surprise, akin to "good lord" or "good grief."
Proceeding at great speed.
To emit a powerful, offensive, or nauseating odour.
In a listless, stupefied or vegetative state.
Extremely parsimonious with money.
Something excellent or innovative; the best thing in a long time.
To be pregnant.
To threaten someone with physical violence or to challenge them to a fight.
To strike, hit, or beat someone forcefully.
Disgusting or abhorrent.
A romantic date.
Unrest, upheaval or a commotion.
The entirety of something; the whole affair.
Taking total advantage of a situation, often to an excessive degree.
A single, rapidly uttered word meaning "will you leave me alone?" used to dismiss…
You are irritating or annoying me.
An affectionate term for a trusted companion, old friend, or local acquaintance.
Freeze the balls off a brass monkey
Extremely cold weather, cold enough to cause brass monkeys to lose their appendages.
One's girlfriend, jokingly treated as the ultimate authority.
Someone who never offers to share sweets, money or similar items.
Well done Newtownshandrum!
An expression of disbelief or sarcasm meaning "I know you will not".
To thrash or beat someone soundly in a fight.
Father, the male head of the household.