Dublin Slang, Page 13
More Dublin slang, numbers 481 to 520, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A reference to an ugly face.
Face like a well squeezed lemon
A sour, pinched, or severely wrinkled facial expression.
A catapult or slingshot used for mischief.
The anus, especially in its post-coital state.
A humorous euphemism for the male member.
A derogatory term for a person, implying foolishness or peculiarity.
The day children's allowance is paid, also known as mickey money day.
What is the latest news or gossip; what is the story.
An Irish person perceived as excessively Anglicised or fond of British culture.
Extremely close, as in a parking manoeuvre measured by the width of a pubic hair.
Urinating in an uncontrolled, spraying manner.
A cheerful conversational greeting inquiring after someone's current well-being…
The ice-cream man.
A nonsensical phrase employed at random when conversation grows awkward or one…
Place or location.
A very thin or skinny person.
A Large suburb in south west Dublin akin to an northside exclave.
Emphasising that an activity, especially a pleasurable one.
Very apprehensive or terrified.
A fight or display of discontent.
An expression of complete indifference; could not care less.
To startle or scare someone suddenly.
A person who constantly complains.
Used by scobies to refer to anyone who is of better class.
The vagina.
A troublesome or mischievous child.
A euphemism for being in the toilet.
To describe a woman who is menstruating.
Wouldn't get your hole in a polo factory
An extremely unattractive person with no chance of sexual success.
A description of someone involved in horseplay, maggeh being the Dubinese for maggot.
A friendly form of address for one's mate.
Groups of aggressive young males.
Abbreviation of butchers hook, rhyming slang for look.
The posterior or anus.
An expression indicating one has reached the limit of what one can tolerate…
A description of a person who looks extremely angry or upset.
A rag; any very worn or tattered garment.
A casual greeting equivalent to hello or look who it is.
An instruction to be careful or to mind one's own business.
Very bold or brazen, often referring to a child.