Mayo Slang, Page 11
More Mayo slang, numbers 401 to 440, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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What you do around the room in winter when ya get up for work in the cowld.
Mother.
Coat.
To depart from a location, often casually or without much prior planning.
Long-haired heavy metal fans or headbangers.
A large quantity or considerable load.
Urine.
Poisoned, spoken with a strong Mayo accent.
Red or ginger coloured pubic hair on a woman.
To park a vehicle, often a tractor or jeep.
A man with a particularly hairy posterior.
Feeling extremely dirty and smelly.
A small stinging insect with brown stripes on its back that lifts its tail when about…
A foolish office worker.
A thorough group mocking or slagging.
Complaining at length or grumbling about something or someone.
A very bad smell indeed.
Delighted with oneself; smug or cocky.
A woman with an exceptionally large nose.
A cigarette.
Someone with an ugly or crooked mouth.
An old Irish pound note.
A cigarette.
A person of lesser intelligence.
A stubborn or foolish person, derived from the Irish word for donkey.
Snot.
A humorous euphemism for the lavatory.
An annoying or tiresome person.
Gramophone records or vinyl albums.
A term for a bull, or used to describe an overweight person.
A wild football bulltoe shot that invariably goes miles wide.
Renound shade marching drill for new recruits where the sergent instructs a bale of hay…
Ones parents who are members of the Garda.
Round and plump in shape.
A person wearing a plaster cast after breaking a limb.
Any kind of wet grass.
A compliment paid to someone blessed with a keen and precise eye for detail.
Aggressive, spoiling for an argument or fight.
A bad or useless fellow; a fool.
Getting on someone's nerves and causing immense irritation.