slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightGis a yoke!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Plough on n. Heard in Waterford To persist with a task or keep going despite difficulties. In useG'wan boi plough on through the muck, we're nearly at the pub! Posh EnglishPray continue, my good fellow, and press onward through the mire, for we are nearly at the tavern! Spread it ya chancer!☕Spot us taeCopy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Related termsShit walking and pull a plough behind himAn exceptionally capable or admirable individual.Keep 'er handyTo keep her handy you have to be calm and take it easy.Keep da eyes peeledTo keep a sharp lookout or maintain vigilance, especially as an instruction to an…Keep getchTo keep watch for someone or something.Keep her lit!An encouraging farewell meaning to keep going, maintain energy, or keep the fire burning.Keep on luk outTo maintain vigilance and keep a watchful eye for danger or opportunity. ← Previous: Ploompa loompa Ploughing : Next →