Kerry Slang, Page 5

More Kerry slang, numbers 161 to 200, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. Gom

    A fool or someone acting foolishly.

  2. Hunkydory

    Completely satisfactory, in fine order, or entirely free from trouble.

  3. Frigid

    In schoolyard slagging, someone who has never shifted anyone.

  4. Dunkey

    A donkey, used as a term for a foolish person.

  5. Septic

    Conceited or in love with oneself.

  6. Mullocker

    An untidy or awkward player released onto the pitch.

  7. Bad cess

    Bad luck.

  8. Wha?

    An incredulous interrogative exclamation used when one did not quite catch a statement.

  9. Glugger

    A heavy missile or projectile, especially one dropped from a height.

  10. Got a slap of the ugly stick

    An unattractive person, especially one considered to have been rendered so by a notional…

  11. Crut

    Common decency or sense.

  12. Lambasted

    Extremely drunk.

  13. To strain the spuds

    To urinate.

  14. Heifer

    Unfavourable clandestine description of a woman of robust build.

  15. Gattin

    Drinking alcohol heavily and with great enthusiasm.

  16. Transmoglified

    Extremely drunk.

  17. Skew ways

    Crooked, lopsided or askew.

  18. Starved

    To be very cold.

  19. Clocked

    To strike someone, usually with a fist.

  20. Haggart

    The small field or enclosure behind a cottage.

  21. Drive on

    To depart from one place and proceed to another.

  22. Spoofer

    A habitual liar, braggart, or teller of tall tales.

  23. Cráite

    Bothered or feeling persecuted.

  24. Flamin

    Completely hammered or intoxicated to an impressive degree.

  25. Holly

    An exhortation to exert maximum effort or to perform a task with great vigour.

  26. Monkeys

    To not care in the slightest about a matter.

  27. Dingleberries

    Little balls of excrement that cling to the hairs around one's anus.

  28. Nawful

    Considered to be greater in degree than awful.

  29. Teesht

    The geographical direction east, rendered with local dialect pronunciation.

  30. Fwat

    The phonetic spelling of the interrogative pronoun what.

  31. Im not as green as I am cabbage

    Not as naive or stupid as one might appear.

  32. Itela

    A swift elision of the phrase I will tell you.

  33. He wouldn't kick snow off a rope

    Said of someone who is hopeless at football.

  34. Put the foot through it

    To make a proper effort with something; to apply oneself vigorously.

  35. Theres hate

    It is very hot.

  36. Ye divils ye

    You rascals, you.

  37. Yups in the wagon

    An expression of approval or well done.

  38. A shniffter

    A beer or pint.

  39. Foxy

    A red-haired or ginger-haired person.

  40. Hahaady

    Used when one finds out something secret about someone.

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