Kilkenny Slang, Page 5
More Kilkenny 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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Very drunk.
To hurl or throw an object carelessly or with considerable force.
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A colloquial euphemism for the act of urinating.
A man from west Cork, typically from a farming background.
Departing or making one's way toward a specific destination.
Running away at speed, especially to escape from trouble.
To acquaint oneself intimately in a manual fashion with the privates of another.
Kissing or courting; seeing someone romantically.
Someone who is very generous, particularly with money, is said to be flaithiúlach.
A house or home.
A person from the countryside; a rural dweller.
Outside or out of doors.
To brew a pot of tea.
A rude term describing the nether regions of the female of the homo sapiens sapiens…
Useless complaints, unnecessary fuss, or tiresome hassle.
A romantic female partner or girlfriend.
Experiencing intense fear or panic, as if constructing masonry in one's trousers.
The slow set that useta be on every 5 minutes down in Breens.
A term for friend or pal, common in Dublin.
This is used to express some understanding to an answer or statement.
Cold or nippy weather.
The armpit.
An eejit / dope.
A noisy emission of flatulence; a powerful fart.
Describing someone who is mentally unbalanced, eccentric, or acting in a foolish manner.
An eraser, usually found in a pencil case with rulers and toppers.
One's bed.
Irritable, cranky or in a bad mood.
Diarrohea.
In schoolyard slagging, someone who has never shifted anyone.
Doing work on the side.
A quick outing to somewhere.
Gaelic football.
Tea, the hot beverage made from an infusion of leaves from the tea plant.
A film or motion picture.
A person who fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
An exclamation of surprise or mild shock.
Children.
A derogatory term for people from County Wexford.