Uppinahape, like the man who married the fat woman

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Heard in Tipperary

Description of feeling out of sorts especially on a monday morning.

In use

Well willie how you, sure I'm up in a hape like the man who married the fat woman

Posh English

Good morning to you, Willie, how are you doing? I am feeling thoroughly dreadful, much like the gentleman who married the stout lady.

  • Gas man/womanAn exceptionally amusing, eccentric, or entertaining person.
  • Duck fatLabeling somebody who is wealthy as a person who spends his leisurely time eating…
  • Id say shed be some woman to lay blocks!A robust, physically strong woman who could manage heavy manual labour.
  • Fat as a foolTo have become noticeably overweight.
  • Fat ass avenueThe Dungarvan ring road, so called because of the many power walkers to be seen there.
  • Fat beatsHip-hop or rap music characterised by heavy basslines.

FAQ

What does Uppinahape, like the man who married the fat woman mean?

Description of feeling out of sorts especially on a monday morning.

How do you use Uppinahape, like the man who married the fat woman?

For example: “Well willie how you, sure I'm up in a hape like the man who married the fat woman” In Posh English: Good morning to you, Willie, how are you doing? I am feeling thoroughly dreadful, much like the gentleman who married the stout lady.