Limerick Slang, Page 2
More Limerick slang, numbers 41 to 80, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A childish person who makes a fuss over minor grievances.
A placeholder name for a man whose actual name one cannot recall.
She would kick a 45 into the wind
A big strong able girl.
A person who smells very bad.
To ride a horse.
An unsavoury character.
Exceedingly stingy, tight-fisted, or ungenerous.
Testicles.
The human posterior or anus.
Substantial or considerable in size or degree.
Splashback received to the nipsy on dropping a particulary heavy depth charge…
A romantic tryst or casual liaison with someone.
A generic, informal term of address used for any person.
A more emphatic way of saying yes.
A tiny piece of excrement stuck to the hairs of the backside.
Visually striking, attractive, or handsome in appearance.
The face or mouth.
Cherry tomatoes, so called on account of their diminutive, stubby shape.
A glass marble used in children's playground games.
Underwear or boxer shorts.
Ugly in appearance.
A phonetic representation of the definite article the.
Knobs up straight without looking
A method of throwing dobbers using your chin as a giude.
To dispatch or eliminate someone in a ruthless, mafia-style manner.
An old Irish term for a wandering landless labourer, now used in good-humoured ridicule.
A sticking plaster or adhesive bandage.
An activity performed by little feckers around Halloween.
A powerfully built, hardworking man.
Used to describe a place that's a garda hotspot or something that's stolen.
Will you?
The state of your Brass Eye soon after you eat a really hot curry.
To pass gas or break wind.
Do you understand or do you know what I mean?
A satisfying scratch of the testicles.
A large quantity or great deal of something.
A polite or childish term for passing wind.
The bulbous tip of a dog's penis.
Sherbet.
A habitual liar, braggart, or teller of tall tales.
You will get a clenched fist to the face in a minute.