Limerick Slang, Page 9
More Limerick 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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A person with a bad fake tan that has turned them an orange hue.
Watery diarrhoea.
To kick or strike.
Wild blackberries picked from hedgerows during late summer.
An erection that precipitates an argument.
Great songs, tracks, or musical numbers.
Originally described a ship that was heavily overloaded.
The absolute truth or gospel word, sworn upon with utmost sincerity.
Testicles.
Wake up or stop acting stupid.
An exclamation of disbelief or surprise.
A stubborn piece of faeces stuck to the bottom.
Moving at a tremendous, reckless speed.
The act of driving around aimlessly in a car with friends.
I was here.
An impolite request to be left alone.
A request for a small cash loan, often delivered with an undertone of menace.
Large ball bearings, in some areas considered equal in value to one thousand ordinary…
A substantial meal or feed.
To throw a togo: to react with sudden rage.
Does not; a blunt, colloquial contraction of negation.
Shit.
A man who scratches his testicles in public.
In an uncontrollable fit of laughing.
A crude insult directed at any gender, essentially telling them to be quiet or go away.
To flee or run away rapidly from authority.
Testicles.
What are you talking about, boy?
Colloquial spelling and pronunciation of because.
To sing or pipe up with a tune.
To perform cunnilingus.
A term of affection or endearment.
A short drive or a lift in a car.
An expression indicating that someone is in a particularly unkempt or filthy condition.
A term used to tell a person to cop themselves on or come to their senses.
The area of the male body between the back of the sack and the anus.
An expression of shock or approval.
Testicles.
Up Jack's hole around the corner
If you ask someone a question like where is someone and this would be the smart reply…
The police detectives.