Offaly Slang, Page 9

More Offaly slang, numbers 321 to 333, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. Under the tin

    Safely gathered and stored under the corrugated iron roof of a hayshed.

  2. Layin' boots

    To kick a person who is already down or defeated.

  3. Wet

    To pour boiling water over tea leaves in a pot to brew.

  4. Nair

    None at all.

  5. Snick box

    A popular fast food takeaway box filled with fried chicken and chips.

  6. Slithery

    Slippery or greasy.

  7. Throw your hat at it

    To give up or abandon all hope of success.

  8. Stand

    A command to stay still, typically issued to a farm animal.

  9. An awful land

    A desperate shock, usually from bad news.

  10. Breakin de baba heart on me

    Don't disappoint me or hurt my feelings.

  11. Nayre

    Antonym of ayre.

  12. Ngach

    A feckin' eejit.

  13. Sprag

    Steering a tractor using only the brake on one back wheel.

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