slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightUp the dice!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Bate em out d gate phr. Heard in Kilkenny To defeat the opposing team by a substantial margin, preferably in hurling. In useComer man says: Were gona Bate Muckalee out the gate Posh EnglishThe gentleman from Comer remarked that we are going to defeat Muckalee by a considerable margin. Share it ya muppet!☕Gis a cuppaCopy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Related termsBate em out de gateAn expression used to instruct the hurling team to beat their opponents by a large…Shit over a nine bar gateTo excrement with such force that it would soar over a nine bar gate.Bate them into the groundTo defeat a sporting opponent by an overwhelmingly large margin.Wide as a gateA phrase indicating that a shot in Gaelic football has missed the goal by a considerable…BateGenerally bate translates to beat, however in Longford it can mean like.Couldn't bate his way out of a wet paperbagA weak or ineffectual person, quite unable to assert himself. Bate means 'beat'. ← Previous: Bate de hoop Bate em out de gat : Next →
