Dublin Slang, Page 10
More Dublin slang, numbers 361 to 400, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A severely bruised or reddened backside.
A girl or young woman.
I know what you mean jelly bean!
I know what you mean.
A geek or nerd.
You are a complete idiot or tool.
A casual Dublin greeting that can also function as a question meaning "how are things?"
To rob an orchard.
A particularly filthy-minded individual.
The Night Link bus service.
A slang term for a person's hair.
A vulgar term for a woman's genitalia.
He or she is unbelievable or extraordinary.
An informal greeting, equivalent to "Alright bud" or simply "Hello".
One's wife or female partner.
A friendly or exasperated insult for someone acting remarkably stupid, stiff, or dense.
Behind the wallpaper in Nelly's room
Reply to an enquiry about the whereabouts of a lost or misplaced object.
Concealing a weapon, usually a knife, upon one's person.
Having a squint or crossed eyes.
To have sexual relations with someone.
Absolutely not; a firm and unequivocal refusal.
A person with a skinny body and a disproportionately large head.
A person showing signs of male pattern baldness.
Underwear or boxer shorts.
Menstruating.
The last of your fag.
Cans of beer or drink in general.
A book.
To assault or thrash someone.
To engage in intimate relations or sexual intercourse.
A motor car or automobile.
To be arrested by the police or the guards.
A blunt expression of disbelief or refusal.
Dublin shorthand for "come on", urging someone to keep up or follow.
The city centre, particularly Dublin's core shopping and drinking districts.
Wearing the face of each other
Kissing passionately.
A blunt dismissal or refutation of an opinion, or condemnation of something.
Biscuits.
Sexual intercourse; a casual sexual encounter.
Popular abbreviation for the Botanic Gardens in Dublin.
A woman experiencing her menstrual period.