Mayo Slang, Page 10
More Mayo slang, numbers 361 to 400, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A pest or annoying person.
Nick name given to the heaving mass of Dublin supporters on Hill 16.
Blisters or chafing on the posterior caused by perspiration.
An exclamation of astonishment that one's friend is heavily intoxicated.
A particularly large stool resembling an anaconda.
A one-pub town, used ironically.
A particularly bushy female pubic region.
Slang term for a single euro coin.
Pints of stout.
Face.
The absolute finest quality, superior to all others.
Used to describe something excellent or very good.
A silly person or well-meaning fool.
A magic mushroom.
I will give you a headbutt.
An encouragement to apply maximum effort or energy to a task.
Small hardened lumps of excrement clinging to the hairs of the backside.
A term used to describe a person or thing that is remarkably stupid.
To take a brief, surreptitious look or to make a quick inspection of a location.
In for a look.
Love juice.
An exhortation not to lose hope of winning an All-Ireland title.
Eyes.
A powerful, overwhelming stench or foul odor.
I do not believe you.
You're the onions on me burger
You complete me; you are the perfect finishing touch.
Look at that girl.
Flirting with someone by casting amorous or suggestive glances.
Stout brewed in Dublin; Guinness.
To wash or clean oneself in a hurried, superficial fashion.
A humorous nickname for a local fast-food joint, takeaway, or eatery.
A colloquial, often crude, reference to red or ginger-coloured pubic hair.
A bad or unnatural smell.
A loud or unfortunate release of flatulence from the bowels.
An ugly person, especially one with a face resembling that of a dog.
The act of suddenly pulling the bedclothes off a sleeping and usually skinny person.
Shoes.
A strong state of sexual arousal.
A request to hand over the milk jug across the table.
Departing from a place; heading off on one's way.