Dublin Slang, Page 23

More Dublin slang, numbers 881 to 920, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. Pissholes in the sand

    Eyes that feel small, sunken and tired, as though one has been on the batter.

  2. Straight in, no kissin

    To dispense with all preliminaries and proceed directly to the main business at hand.

  3. Ghoster

    When you wipe your arse and there's no shite on the paper.

  4. Malahide

    Rhyming slang for wide, meaning aware or alert.

  5. Nipper

    A child, generally one's own.

  6. One & one

    A portion of fish and chips.

  7. One and one

    A classic takeaway order consisting of one portion of fish and one portion of chips.

  8. Persians

    Drugs, (esp.

  9. Planking

    To be frightened or scared.

  10. Skaggers

    Pasta or noodles, particularly of the standard supermarket variety.

  11. Deefer

    Slang term to describe someone from the southside with a posh accent (I.e.

  12. Janey

    An exclamation similar to gosh or wow.

  13. Maggedy

    Extremely drunk or intoxicated.

  14. Mickey monk

    Drunk.

  15. Mincers

    Eyes.

  16. Pots

    Rhyming slang for nerves, from pot of herbs.

  17. Sending a fax to Poolbeg

    The act of defecating.

  18. Sheckles

    Cash, money, or hard currency.

  19. Smack-head

    A heroin addict.

  20. Snidey

    An insincere, sly or untrustworthy person.

  21. Split

    To hit somebody resulting in an open wound.

  22. Splitting the stones

    Extremely hot weather, so intense it feels as if it could split the very stones.

  23. Story rory

    A form of greeting meaning "how's it going?" or "what's the story?"

  24. Straws hangin' out of a loft

    Said of a very skinny girl wearing a short skirt.

  25. Sunshine

    A sarcastic form of address, similar to "sunshine".

  26. Tennis'er

    A jacket, from rhyming slang on tennis racket.

  27. Arse from me elbow

    Unable to distinguish one thing from another; thoroughly confused.

  28. As mo bhosca

    Extremely drunk or under the influence of drugs.

  29. Dalkyites

    Posh people from Dalkey, or those who affect such airs.

  30. Double ghoster

    When you wipe your arse and there's no shite on the paper.

  31. Moran

    A foolish or dim-witted person, delightfully misspelled.

  32. Mulchie, muldoon, mullah

    Derogatory terms for a rural person or culchie.

  33. Pissflaps

    Vagina.

  34. Slow set

    A sequence of successive slow dances or ballads played at a venue.

  35. Stroke

    To surreptitiously take possession of someone else's property without permission.

  36. Dolly mixtures

    Rhyming slang for the pictures, meaning the cinema.

  37. Ezoo, azoo

    The zoological gardens in Dublin's Phoenix Park.

  38. Mickey fit

    A fit of extreme rage.

  39. Moanty

    To moan incessantly about everything.

  40. Nerve toxin

    Cider, especially the strong and cheap variety that delivers a potent kick to the system.

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