Offaly Slang, Page 5
More Offaly 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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Broken, or in a state of disrepair.
A plural form of address for more than one person, used instead of "you'se".
A foolish or eccentric person; a head-the-ball.
Expressions of surprise, probably to stop individuals from taking the Lord's name in vain.
Extremely or intensely bad.
A mischievous or troublesome young person.
Diarrohea.
Sleeveen is a complex expression.
The radio, typically with the tuner fixed between 95.6 and 96.4 FM.
An interjection used liberally to demand silence, especially from children.
Irish pronunciation of mother.
To be extremely hungry.
Easy or at a careful pace, as in take it handy.
Ask as pronounced by Carlovians.
Diarrhoea.
A tough fellow, often a bully or braggart.
Like hiy, this word can be added arbitrarily at the end of a sentence to let…
Castlebar Town.
A woman of loose or questionable character.
Sexual intercourse.
Engaging in sexual intercourse.
A term of endearment meaning my old friend or companion.
Come here to me: listen here, or excuse me, used to get someone's attention.
A cup of tea.
Ants.
Heat.
An alcoholic drink or a session of drinking.
Mispronunciation of 'drowned', meaning extremely wet or saturated.
A term used for anyone from the Hillview area of Waterford.
A sound beating or thrashing.
Extremely drunk.
Playdough used by childre in primary school/playschool.
Somebody who ends up in trouble ( usually in the Mothers oponion ) and seemingly…
A word used to emphasise that someone or something is exactly as described.
A derogatory term for a person, implying foolishness or peculiarity.
Fine particles of peat dust.
A show-off.
To borrow something temporarily.
Describes someone who is stingy, narrow-minded, or physically lean.
Laois.