Flake

v.

Heard in Galway, Kilkenny, Cork and Tipperary

To hurl or throw an object carelessly or with considerable force.

In use

I flaked the ash plant at him when he tried nickin' my apples!

Posh English

I hurled the wooden staff at him when he attempted to purloin my apples!

Same phrase, other counties

  • ChuckTo hurl, pitch, or toss an object with considerable force.
  • Flake outTo relax.
  • PegTo throw, hurl, or toss an object swiftly through the air.
  • HollyTo hit, kick, or hurl something with immense force and speed.
  • WearTo throw or hurl something away.
  • Belt of a hurlShe has an ugly face.