Dublin Slang, Page 15
More Dublin slang, numbers 561 to 600, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Extremely unattractive in appearance.
A state of feeling out of sorts, often from a hangover.
Extremely fond of something, often to excess or with obsessive enthusiasm.
Trousers.
An intensifier used to express annoyance or emphasis.
An all-female outing, weekend away or hen's night.
Cigarette papers.
A disparaging remark on someone's unattractive appearance.
Absolutely, positively; a emphatic affirmative.
An expression to describe sexual intercourse between two consenting adults.
Meaning w.ank.
Have you got your clothes on, are you ready for your public.
A quick look, glance, or inspection.
A person with an unfortunate or unattractive face.
I know exactly what you are talking about.
To have an erection.
A term of endearment for someone who makes one feel comfortable and at ease.
A drug addict or junkie.
Blackrock Hurling Club pavilion in Cork.
To stimulate the vagina digitally, usually with the middle finger.
Up the fat woman's arse in Moore Street
Angry retort to inquiry about a third partys wherebaouts.
A greeting inquiring what is happening, what the news is, or what is the latest.
You are a fool.
A favourite cuisine of the Dubs after a good night out on the gargle.
Utterly crooked or corrupt; completely untrustworthy.
Describes someone who is exceptionally tight-fisted and miserly with money.
Dublin pronunciation of "fuck off".
Recreational drugs or illegal substances.
Experiencing an intense thirst or craving for a drink.
Eyes.
Body.
A dandelion flower.
To detect envy or regret in another.
To accompany someone to a place; to go along with.
Excellent; very good indeed.
A rough or dangerous area, after the Dublin district.
Diarrhoea or the runs.
You most certainly will not!
A slow dance, so called because the partners cling closely together.
Used to describe the process of a fart leaving the anus via the ring piece.