Mayo Slang, Page 7
More Mayo slang, numbers 241 to 280, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Mad or crazy.
Putting the feet up and relaxing.
Hashish.
A dull or socially inept person.
The male scrotum or bollix.
Exclamation of dismay when events take a disastrous turn.
An affectionate or exasperated term for one's mother.
A punch or blow delivered under the ear.
To go out at night and prod sleeping cows with a stick.
To physically assault or beat someone severely.
A nonsensical insult or disparaging remark directed at an annoying person.
A two-litre bottle of cider.
Emphatically telling the truth.
Extremely intoxicated from consuming an excess of alcohol.
A mischievous, annoying child or general nuisance.
A rattle of the ceann between the suile
A headbutt.
To copy or cheat in an examination.
A young girl or lass.
Acting the maggot or behaving badly.
Van.
Looking for a fight or intending to engage in violent confrontation.
An expression to stress something is the truth.
A large can of lager or cheap beer.
A small bottle of a carbonated drink usually given free with a bag of chips…
It is as simple as that.
A colossal idiot or general nuisance of a fellow.
The testicles or scrotum.
An exclamation of dismay or shock at an unfortunate turn of events.
Fellatio.
Huge, large or gigantic.
An imperative request to listen attentively to something.
Ciarán McDonald, the celebrated Mayo footballer.
An exhortation to look at or take notice of a particular fellow.
To vomit violently or copiously.
A car that plays loud house music and nothing else.
A fine looking lady, beekage being the plural.
Associated with firing blanks, that is, producing sperm incapable of fertilisation.
A silly, eccentric, or scatterbrained person.
Unacceptable, terrible, or not up to standard.
To go for a short drive in a car, or to take a look around.