Dublin Slang, Page 21
More Dublin slang, numbers 801 to 840, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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To make a complete mess of something.
To bring bad luck upon something; to jinx.
She'd 2blue eyes,1blue east the other blew west
She was cross-eyed or had a pronounced squint.
Smelly hole of the year; a particularly malodorous person.
A warning cry used by children playing football on the road when a vehicle approaches.
Rhyming slang for a shave.
A cheeky, cut-down way of saying hello.
A thoroughly negative or disappointing experience.
An exceptionally admirable or popular person.
A disparaging term for a person's head, often used when questioning their intelligence.
A thoroughly unpleasant or annoying person.
Extremely thirsty, usually brought on by heat or a severe hangover.
Caught red-handed.
To experience a sudden, explosive outburst of uncontrollable rage.
Pronounced "siccknaar".
A reinforcing expression appended to a statement.
To 'tear the handle' out of oneself
To masturbate to excess.
A person who thinks he knows everything but knows nothing.
Plural form of you.
A very flexible expression meaning 'just recently', or 'similar to'.
An expression used when requesting the first drag on someone else's cigarette.
Being in a state of Tardive Dysphasia.
Not entirely sane or in full possession of one's faculties.
Crooked, askew, leaning over.
Rhyming slang for brother.
Abbreviation of right, meaning ready or prepared.
Rhyming slang for diarrhoea.
A foolish, annoying, or utterly useless person.
A person said to be so indiscriminate they would eat virtually anything.
Not right or out of place.
A two-litre bottle of cider.
An extremely unattractive person with no hope of romantic success.
Extremely attractive in appearance.
A thoroughly scruffy, unwashed, or untidy person of questionable hygiene.
A simple snack or light meal for children.
An emphatic interjection used to seize the floor during an argument.
To wreck, break or damage something irreparably.
Crazy or out of one's mind.
A foolish or irritating person.
I believe a show of emotion expressing excitement to a person, item, or both!