Offaly Slang, Page 6
More Offaly slang, numbers 201 to 240, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Serious trouble or consequences; hell to pay.
An ugly or superfluous person.
Multi-coloured.
Hard balls of fluff (and other matter) that gather on a hairy arse…
Nonsense, a ridiculous fuss or passing fad.
Slagging: teasing, mocking or banter, giving someone a hard time in fun.
A surveying instrument more commonly known as a theodolite.
You are getting on my nerves, if you don't stop I will beat you.
To leave, clear off, or go somewhere.
Amid all the toing and froing.
To deliver a severe reprimand.
Feeling very ill.
To inflict severe physical blows upon someone; to beat heavily.
The process by which tea is allowed to infuse or steep after the boiling water is added.
The state that potatoes assume when boiled for far too long.
Please stop annoying or pestering me.
A strike or slap, administered to a living organism, usually human.
Giving cheek or backchat.
A deeply frustrating, broken-down, or annoying piece of machinery.
A motor vehicle, usually a tractor.
To castrate.
An expression of high praise meaning excellent, top tier, or very good.
To wipe one's bottom after using the lavatory.
The evenings drawing in, specifically the shortening of daylight hours.
Alternative (sexual) method of payment due to lack of funds on the females behalf.
A long-term female partner sufficiently at ease in the relationship to perform fellatio.
A sudden, clumsy fall or tumble to the ground.
A term of severe exasperation or abuse hurled at a truly annoying person.
An interrogative tag seeking agreement or opinion.
The Garda Síochána or police.
Extremely old.
Sparkling, low-strength alcoholic drink made from apples.
The manner in which a person behaves or carries on.
In a state of profuse perspiration.
To walk into a building or premises.
Overturned or turned upside down.
Past participle of drive, known in the rest of the English-speaking world as "drove".
A flatus or passing of wind from the bowels.
Derogatory description of an elderly person who has lots of wrinkles.
A familiar or slightly brusque form of address to a woman.