Limerick Slang, Page 11
More Limerick slang, numbers 401 to 440, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A rapid, vigorous thrust of the hips during sexual intercourse.
Extremely hungry and without money.
Those orange skinned pudgy gurls often seen working the cash register in your local…
Lice under a pigeon's wing; a nickname for an unclean or unkempt person.
Pointy shirt collars.
Trinity Rooms nightclub.
A euphemistic expression for taking leave of one's company to urinate.
Unfair or mean-spirited in behaviour.
An exceptionally enthusiastic and dedicated supporter in any sport.
A dull, brownish, excrement-like colour.
A person who gets stuck in and is not afraid of a bit of hard work.
Shit walking and pull a plough behind him
An exceptionally capable or admirable individual.
The crispy fragments of batter left behind in the deep-fat fryer.
A knife.
To engage in great merriment or have a hearty laugh with company.
Donkey Ford's chip shop in Limerick.
To depart from a place or leave an event.
A derogatory term for anyone from Dublin, used in retaliation for being called a culchie.
A cream filled pastry or doughnut, often bought at a local bakery.
A loose, watery bowel movement the morning after a drinking session.
An announcement that one has just broken wind.
Anus.
The penis.
A pencil sharpener.
A minced oath used in place of stronger profanity.
Extremely drunk.
An eccentric, unpredictable, or wild individual.
An expression meaning you had better believe it, similar to chalk it down.
The anus.
A silly or foolish thing or person.
To defecate.
The act of sneaking or moving stealthily.
Limerick term for Tipperary.
To beat someone up severely or threaten to kill them.
The testicles.
Very good indeed.
To strike or hit someone with an object.
To pass wind audibly in company.
A semen stain.
Describing an urgent need to defecate when faeces are beginning to emerge.