Mayo Slang, Page 3
More Mayo slang, numbers 81 to 120, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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To leave somewhere in a hurry, often while being chased by a law-enforcing body.
Uneven or crooked in shape.
Ugly or physically unattractive.
Testicles.
Extremely large shoes, especially on a man with big feet.
An ineffectual or foolish fellow; a ponce.
A rustic person from a remote rural area.
Something really bad; a disaster.
Trouble or mayhem.
Oranged tinged skin from over usage of the sunbed.
A cry uttered when a stick is pulled from the waters of Lough Mask and hurled…
An affectionate term for a small child.
To make a complete mess of a situation or object.
To beat, defeat, or give someone a physical thrashing.
Being in a foul temper, irritable, or angry.
Running at speed.
A person of feeble or disfigured appearance.
A tight group of arrogant and condescending sports-jocks who are actually fairly crap…
Mischievous fooling around or messing about.
Menstruating.
Ecstasy tablets or other illicit party pills.
To behave in a foolish or irritating manner, to the annoyance of others.
To engage in a romantic clinch or sexual encounter with someone.
To get drunk, be drunk, be hungover, someting that's disgusting.
Very.
An intensifier denoting something or someone as exceptionally good or impressive.
Of extremely poor quality, dreadful, or thoroughly awful.
To kiss someone passionately with tongues; to French kiss.
Outrageous, terrible or very bad.
In Limerick, this term means someone who is nasty.
To beat somebody up.
A contraction of 'what is the craic'.
Damaged, defective, or functioning poorly, often applied to an injured limb.
A farmer or person from Mayo.
Excellent, superb or first-rate.
Extremely rare, something that is all but impossible to encounter.
Good luck.
A young male.
Slow down, hold your horses, or an expression of astonishment.
Kissing vigorously or randily.