Beoir

v.

Heard in Kildare, Galway, Waterford, Armagh, Longford, Kerry, Sligo, Mayo, Wexford, Westmeath, Carlow, Wicklow, Donegal, Louth, Tipperary, Cavan, Cork, Kilkenny, Dublin, Clare, Leitrim and Limerick

To describe really, really, good looking girl. Also: A girl. Also: A girl, a woman.

In use

Oh man! I'm telling ya she was the biggest beur I ever seen!" "There are some nice beoirs in Clane." "Have you seen any nice buers about?

Posh English

I am telling you she was the most exceptionally attractive lady I have ever seen.

Same phrase, other counties

  • Mayo
  • Galway (not in the dictionary)
  • Waterford (not in the dictionary)
  • Armagh (not in the dictionary)
  • Longford (not in the dictionary)
  • Kerry (not in the dictionary)
  • Sligo (not in the dictionary)
  • Wexford (not in the dictionary)
  • Westmeath (not in the dictionary)
  • Carlow (not in the dictionary)
  • Wicklow (not in the dictionary)
  • Donegal (not in the dictionary)
  • Louth (not in the dictionary)
  • Tipperary (not in the dictionary)

FAQ

What does Beoir mean?

To describe really, really, good looking girl. Also: A girl. Also: A girl, a woman.

How do you use Beoir?

For example: “Oh man! I'm telling ya she was the biggest beur I ever seen!" "There are some nice beoirs in Clane." "Have you seen any nice buers about?” In Posh English: I am telling you she was the most exceptionally attractive lady I have ever seen.