Mayo Slang, Page 5
More Mayo slang, numbers 161 to 200, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A mess or botch, as in to make a hames of something.
To rummage or search thoroughly through belongings or a messy space.
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A person from Milltown, County Galway.
Male masturbation.
A standard casual greeting, essentially asking what is the latest news.
Left-handed or left-footed.
An emphatic no.
Money or cash.
An invitation to join for drinks in the pub.
Thoroughly drunk the previous night.
Meaning the word or colour yellow ie.
The anus or posterior.
A common dialectal term for tea, deeply rooted in working-class parlance.
A foolish or thick-witted person; someone acting stupidly.
An act of urination.
To strike with a closed fist.
A small piece or lump of hashish.
A bluebottle fly, or to move about frantically; also to become excited or angry.
Leeway, get your own way, not get away with anything.
A house or home.
How are things?
Engaging in sexual activity; more than mere cuddling.
A sloppy or untidy person usually female.
A disreputable type prone to bad deeds.
The slightest sound or noise.
An expression used to describe the initiation of a passionate kiss.
A physical beating.
A narrow country lane.
Extremely hungover or physically wrecked following a heavy session of drinking.
Excellent or splendid.
A foolish, silly, or slow-witted person.
Very drunk indeed.
Disorganised or in a state of chaos.
To be badly injured in an accident.
An exclamation of amused disbelief at someone's foolish or surprising actions.
Becoming annoyed or angry.
An eejit / dope.
The toilets.
Bed.