Kilkenny Slang, Page 9
More Kilkenny slang, numbers 321 to 360, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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An impolite suggestion that someone should go away and attend to the matter themselves.
Extremely drunk or under the influence of drugs.
Extremely uncouth or lacking in refinement.
Behaving in an ostentatious or showy manner.
Extremely or disgracefully drunk.
The pursuit of a fifth consecutive All-Ireland title.
A strong or unpleasant smell, pong, or aroma.
Throwing something or rain falling heavily.
A dishonest or untrustworthy person.
A person lacking in physical strength.
A child's word for excrement or poo.
A filler word inserted into sentences with no actual meaning.
Messing or playful acting about.
An instruction to shut up or be quiet immediately.
Ye'd think I didn't have a mouth on me
Someone who feels overlooked when food is offered.
Used to suggest definite action.
A fool or stupid person.
A native of Kilkenny.
To be completely fine, trustworthy, or in good health.
To eat heartily.
To annoy or pester someone to the point of exasperation.
Acting completely crazy, unhinged, or irrational.
A young man from the village of Moneenroe in north Kilkenny.
To engage in rough or overly aggressive intimate fondling.
Moving or operating at an extremely high speed.
A particularly strict, severe, or generally unpopular nun.
Its not a bleedin' bus yer drivin'
Said when someone is trying to park/pull out and they're taking ages.
To receive a spanking, typically from one's parents.
An invented exclamation of supreme astonishment.
St Stephen's Day, the 26th of December.
To proceed carefully, especially with one's romantic partner so as not to impregnate her.
A wry euphemism for Alzheimer's disease.
To give someone a sudden fright or shock.
Jaysus, I'm so hungry I'd eat the horse and run after the jockey
Extremely hungry; ravenous to an absurd degree.
Someone blind in one eye or with an obvious cataract.
Utterly useless.
A pretentious young woman.
Locked out of his tree, like a monkey who forgot his keys
Extremely intoxicated.
Doing very well or progressing excellently.
Commonly used in hardy irish teens who enjoy the odd drink.