Limerick Slang, Page 5

More Limerick 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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  1. Spuds

    Potatoes, or colloquially used to refer to the dinner table itself.

  2. Spanner

    A fool or idiot.

  3. Quare wan

    A young lady of questionable morals.

  4. Stocious

    Very drunk or inebriated.

  5. Hopped

    Injured.

  6. Lads

    An all-purpose term of address for a group of people, not necessarily male.

  7. Gawking

    To stare.

  8. Aul

    Not heard so much amonst the youth these days however this was once a handy adjective…

  9. Score

    A twenty euro note; money.

  10. Black

    Extremely crowded or busy.

  11. Gout

    A strong craving or longing, especially for a drink.

  12. Polluted

    To be heavily intoxicated by drink.

  13. Mog

    Person of low intelligence.

  14. Goosed

    Thoroughly drunk the previous night.

  15. Kid

    A casual term of address inserted when speaking to someone.

  16. Shup

    An abrupt command to stop talking.

  17. Choice

    A multipurpose term in Longford most often used to indicate a complete lack or absence…

  18. Be wide

    To be cautious, alert, or on your guard.

  19. Mullucking

    To put ones body in the way; to push other peoples bodies out of the way.

  20. Ya

    The pronoun you, often appended for emphasis at the end of a sentence.

  21. Bog trotter

    A person from the countryside; a rural dweller.

  22. Tank

    Informal term for a fine baysht of a person, male or female.

  23. Abroad

    Outside or out of doors.

  24. Tappin

    Engaging in sexual activity; more than mere cuddling.

  25. Ye

    A plural form of address for more than one person, used instead of "you'se".

  26. Scraab

    A scratch, typically received from an animal.

  27. Wah!

    An exclamation used to jeer at or mock someone.

  28. Arsewipe

    A thoroughly unpleasant or contemptible person.

  29. Gomey

    An eejit / dope.

  30. Kick in the back of the forehead

    A threat of physical violence, implying a punch or blow to the face.

  31. Zonked

    Utterly exhausted, worn out, or overcome with heavy fatigue.

  32. Frigid

    In schoolyard slagging, someone who has never shifted anyone.

  33. Lousy

    Mean, tight with money, or downright unfair.

  34. Naw

    A regional phonetic rendering of the negative particle no, delivered with emphasis.

  35. Reef

    Itchy or irritated.

  36. Sangwich

    A colloquial, phonetically altered pronunciation of a sandwich.

  37. Nearly never bulled a cow

    Close but no cigar.

  38. Tay

    Tea, the hot beverage made from an infusion of leaves from the tea plant.

  39. Galloping knob rot

    Infection of the male genitals caused by rampant stupidity.

  40. Ring sting

    An acute condition of a burning sensation on or around one's anus.

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