Mayo Slang, Page 15
More Mayo slang, numbers 561 to 600, 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 only one eye.
What's the craic, any news?
A scatterbrained person who constantly forgets things.
A derogatory term for someone with a pale, cold, or sour complexion.
A lump of phlegm.
A devastating emotional blow or severe setback.
I want the butt of your cigarette.
Off to bed for a sleep or a short nap.
A person who, while not offensive or disliked is regarded as a Santee because you can…
A drinking establishment or nightclub filled entirely with young men and devoid of any…
Partying with great vigour well into the small hours.
An expression affirming that something is no lie or is absolutely true.
Extremely stressed or wound up, to the point of mental exhaustion.
A notably large backside.
An expression denoting that things are moderately good or acceptable.
Broken, ruined or no longer functioning.
Used to emphasise the absolute necessity of a task or statement.
A simple or foolish person, typically imagined with one disproportionately large front…
Someone with no teeth.
Someone who constantly complains.
The head or skull, particularly one of an impressive or disproportionate size.
A sneaky or sly person.
Extremely drunk or hungover after a heavy night out.
A derogatory term for a native or resident of Castlebar.
An eccentric, wildly entertaining or slightly unhinged individual who is great fun.
A sly, cunning, or untrustworthy person who operates in the shadows.
To lose one's nerve or perform disastrously under pressure, especially in sport.
Asking one's mate if he would like to kiss or court the girl at the bottom of the disco.
A cat.
A particularly voluminous bowel movement following a large fried breakfast.
Alcoholic beverages, or a session spent consuming them.
An instruction to look at something.
Speak.
A person with dyed hair styled into spikes.
A utter fool or simpleton.
A young face or youthful appearance on someone.
To maintain vigilance and keep a watchful eye for danger or opportunity.
A pretty enough looking girl but not quite a beek and definitely not a feek (see Galway).
A cheeky request for a share of someone else's cigarette.
Burp.