Dublin Slang, Page 8
More Dublin slang, numbers 281 to 320, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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An impatient demand for someone to hurry up.
Dublin shorthand for "I met".
An expression of gratitude, approval, or acknowledgement.
Sexual intercourse.
Used to describe the act of rimming the anal canal, in quite a rude fashion.
Extremely dry, especially of a mouth or throat.
In excellent health or spirits; couldn't be better.
Go away; get lost.
An invitation to sexual intercourse.
An impolite dismissal meaning get lost or go away.
A term of endearment meaning my old friend or companion.
Joking, teasing, or playing around rather than being serious.
An insipid or indecisive person; one lacking in courage.
Yet another word for the female private bit.
Britain.
A cup of tea.
To depart a location rapidly on foot.
An extremely unattractive face.
Refutation of a statement.
Slang for sexual intercourse or intimate antics.
Something that is great.
A person's legs, especially when considered attractive or shapely.
A thoroughly bad or unpleasant sort of person.
An expression of praise or acknowledgement for a job well done.
To look or glance at something.
A mean or miserly person, often with poor personal hygiene.
To clean.
In bits (can be used to describe something broken or an upset stomach).
An urgent and unpleasant bout of diarrhoea.
Very good or excellent.
A public house or bar.
Great fun and enjoyment.
Testicles.
Describes someone with an extremely low tolerance for alcohol.
A blue leafer is someone who knowingly spreads the transmission of a STD(STI) to another…
Get yer laughin gear around that
An invitation to drink, usually referring to consuming a pint of beer or stout.
General term used to express that things have gone one's way.
The human posterior or anus.
A crude colloquialism for engaging in sexual intercourse.
A heavily lesioned or traumatised anus.