Mayo Slang, Page 13

More Mayo slang, numbers 481 to 520, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. I'll clem you

    A threat meaning I will kill you or do you serious harm.

  2. Ladine

    A young man or lad.

  3. Leshpeen

    A small frog.

  4. Norse

    A person's backside or rear end.

  5. Nucking

    The act of kissing the head off someone.

  6. Plant

    A fine motor vehicle or automobile.

  7. Rippen

    To be extremely angry about something.

  8. Shloboring

    Idling about, wasting time, or generally messing in a lazy fashion.

  9. Styme

    A cigarette.

  10. Tasties

    Recreational pills, especially ecstasy tablets.

  11. Turbo-neuck

    A person possessing an exceptionally large head.

  12. U must tink ur gudlukin

    An accusation that someone is exceedingly vain or full of themselves.

  13. A grá for

    A love of something.

  14. Batta

    To engage in vigorous or aggressive sexual intercourse.

  15. Chinafied

    Exhausted to the point of collapse; thoroughly wrecked or fatigued.

  16. Frogs eye

    A navel or belly button.

  17. Ganja

    Vulgar term for the female genitals, especially when unclean.

  18. Guluciii

    A playful or nonsensical exclamation used when bidding farewell.

  19. Ham

    A large head.

  20. Hellvis

    Elvis Presley, as pronounced by his roadside devotees.

  21. Holy shmokes bai

    An exclamation of disbelief or astonishment.

  22. Meas

    Respect, regard, or esteem for someone or something.

  23. Neckin

    Going out to the nightclub Longnecks in Ballina.

  24. Neep

    Sweets, candies, or sugary treats.

  25. Nollys

    Testicles.

  26. Turbo-barf

    Projectile vomit.

  27. Ur guuud

    A sarcastic reply to someone boasting or talking nonsense.

  28. Ball o' money

    A thick roll or wad of banknotes.

  29. Buinneach

    Diarrhoea; used metaphorically when someone is talking nonsense.

  30. Dogathon

    A notorious ladies man who sniffs around women with canine persistence.

  31. Dookin

    A severe physical beating or thrashing.

  32. Frazzled

    Mentally exhausted, stressed, or overwhelmed.

  33. Grainneóg

    A habitual complainer, whinger, or nagging person.

  34. Splutterpump

    A penis.

  35. Wokathoo

    Wild or vigorous sexual intercourse.

  36. Alfalfa

    Stubborn tuft of hair at the crown of your neuck that won't stay down.

  37. Feenog

    A young man.

  38. Geansai

    A woolen sweater or jumper, derived from the Irish word for the garment.

  39. Hawnd

    Hand.

  40. Keen dog

    A person who is crying or complaining loudly, likened to a howling dog.

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