Dublin Slang, Page 22
More Dublin slang, numbers 841 to 880, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Someone who isn't physically able to shite normally.
A very strong and disgusting smell.
A one-hundred euro bag of cannabis.
To badly beat a person, particularly about the face and head.
The local cinema or picture house.
Played a joke on.
Ugly, in bits, or badly put together.
People from the country; rural folk.
A small measure of spirits such as whisky or vodka.
Would you be so kind as to bend over and show us your bottom?
To walk in a leisurely, lazy or reluctantly slow manner.
A dirty or unhygienic person.
Very busy.
An emphatic intensifier meaning extremely or thoroughly.
A young fellow or lad.
An incompetent scrotal component
An insult implying the target is useless or incompetent at a particular task.
Money, from 'roberts' meaning 'bobs', derived from the film actor Robert De Niro.
A man's penis.
Not entirely mentally sound or intelligent.
The exact time of day, via rhyming slang.
A person's hands.
A term used by children as a lookout warning, standing for 'look out boys'.
Rhyming slang for an eye.
A description of an extremely thin person.
Used to describe when one did something seen as bad, as in a mortal sin.
An emphatic exclamation of shock or amazement.
To run away after causing mischief, especially when the authorities are approaching.
Someone of an agricultural persuasion.
A woman whose genital area is completely shaved.
One bag of chips or french fries.
Caught red-handed or in the act of doing something wrong.
Tallaght, Dublin.
A particular public house in Coolock, formerly known as the Black Sheep.
A disparaging term for a person from outside a city.
An expression used to describe someone or something with an unpleasant appearance.
A large intake of alcohol.
Like a bucket of smashed crabs
Uncomplimentary term referring to the face, very ugly.
Somebody who thinks a lot but never follows through and does anything.
Not nearly as good as you.
A play on Toblerone.