Wooden ham

n.

Heard in Wexford

Used to describe a person from the Faythe end of Wexford town. Usually by people from the John St. area.

In use

I'm heading down to the Sky on the Ground for a pint." "Careful now, those wooden hams from the Faythe might hit you a box.

Posh English

Have a care, sir, lest those rustic ruffians from the Faythe present you with a complimentary blow.

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  • Wooden pegsParticularly thin or bony legs.
  • Wooden spoonA kitchen utensil used to chastise Irish children with pre 1990s.
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  • HamA large head.
  • Ham sandwichSomething that is easily accomplished or very straightforward.