Kilkenny Slang, Page 8
More Kilkenny slang, numbers 281 to 320, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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An alcoholic.
A legendary and lengthy drinking session traditionally held on a Sunday.
Out of one's mind, completely crazy.
A dull, boring or tedious person.
An unattractive person.
Extremely intoxicated.
Thomastown or T-town.
To walk aimlessly, wander, or trudge through rough terrain.
Diarrhea.
Desperate to urinate.
An interjection used to express disapproval, annoyance, or a dismissive tut.
To masturbate.
The genuine article; the absolute pinnacle of excellence.
A fast food establishment on the high street.
Starving; extremely hungry.
An imperative to accelerate a motor vehicle or to drive with increased speed.
A derogatory term used by a town dweller for a country person.
A foolish person; an eejit.
A forward instructing his teammate to kick the ball directly to him during a match.
A quaint rural query as to the sex of a newborn infant.
Ye could crack flaes on me navel
Extremely full after a hearty meal.
Infested with head lice.
Now your doin it, pickin ur nose n chewin it!
Your now doing it the way it should be done.
Something truly horrible or of very poor quality.
There will be a fight or serious trouble.
Personal belongings, bags, or miscellaneous gear.
Shall we go to Wellingtonbridge for a drinking session.
To pay the rent in the flattest accent one can muster.
The traditional Irish sport of hurling.
To urinate.
A person who deliberately provokes, annoys, or winds others up for amusement.
A village in South Kilkenny famous for its Las Vegas style strip.
The goal net.
To wash.
Inside every man u fan is a liverpool fan tryin 2 get out
A taunting phrase from a Liverpool fan to a Manchester United fan.
A drink of alcohol, typically a pint of beer.
A small village in northern County Kilkenny.
To receive a sudden and severe fright.
A meaningless filler word inserted into sentences for rhythmic effect.
An expression of disbelief, equivalent to you are codding me or pulling my leg.