Dublin Slang, Page 14
More Dublin slang, numbers 521 to 560, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Extremely crowded or packed full.
Exhausted or worn out after strenuous effort.
A fast-food establishment specialising in fish and chips.
The state in which everything proceeds favourably or according to plan.
The appearance or general look of a person.
Alcoholic beverages.
A night watchman or security guard.
To experience intense mental fatigue or confusion caused by someone's tedious nonsense.
An off-licence, a premises licensed to sell drink for carry out.
Rhyming slang for drugs, especially illegal ones.
A particularly unpleasant experience or occurrence.
A slap or punch.
A person who wears spectacles, often used teasingly.
Slightly derogatory way of saying 2 people are suited to each other.
Wudnt give d steam of their piss
Exceedingly stingy or selfish to an almost mythical degree.
A man with unusually small testicles.
To flatter or cajole someone.
A milder stand-in for the stronger swear with a 'u' instead of the 'e'.
An insult directed at someone possessing a peculiarly unattractive or severe facial…
Semen or ejaculate.
In bits or tattered.
Has a very large nose.
Rhyming slang.
A crude inquiry as to the possibility of sexual intercourse.
Someone who is very ugly.
Ears.
Onomatopoetic description for banging house music.
To give someone a lift on the back of one's bicycle.
Unattractive or deeply unfortunate in facial appearance.
Very or extremely, used as an intensifier.
The world and his mother are here
Lots of people are at a particular social event or night.
Extremely small in stature.
Big wig down the cracker factory
A person of importance or high status.
Gaelic football (pronounced 'gaah' or 'gyaah').
Usually referring to the sexual act and the vigorous in and out thrust as the couple…
An intensifier added to the word anyway.
Taxi.
A slang term for the female genitalia.
Extremely drunk.
A hotheaded or irritable person.