Job

adj.

Heard in Carlow

Used in several different ways. 1. "Job" can be used to describe whether something was sorted out between individuals satifactorily ("job"), 2. whether a job was done well by someone("da job") 3. or whether something looked convincing or not ("da job").

In use

Example 1. (something agreed upon or sorted out between individuals)" "Person 1: 'So I'll meet ya outside da garda station at t(h)ree-a-clock.'" "Person 2: 'Job.'" "Example 2. (when a job has been done well or satisfactorily)" "Person 1. 'Sure da' new press looks da job, doesn't it?'" "Person 2. 'Dat's da job now so i' tis'." "Example 3. (when something looks convincing even though it's fake)" "Begodden I thought dey were real guards!" "Yeah and da Paddy Wagon looked da job too!

Posh English

So I shall rendezvous with you outside the constabulary at three o'clock precisely.

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