Márla

n.

Márla is Irish slang for plasticine. From the Irish.

In use

The young fella made a house out of márla.

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Lawrence Muck

Good afternoon. Lovely hat, by the way. Would you like me to translate 'Márla' in use for you?

The young boy constructed a little house from modelling clay.

Questions

What does márla mean in Ireland?

Plasticine. From the Irish.

How do you use márla in a sentence?

“The young fella made a house out of márla.”

Updated

  • Allied irishMeaning w.ank.
  • Cowlacht from IrishA ruined or abandoned house, especially one in a dilapidated state.
  • Full IrishA particularly voluminous bowel movement following a large fried breakfast.
  • YokeEcstasy tablets or other illicit party pills.