Sligo Slang, Page 10
More Sligo slang, numbers 361 to 400, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Mammary glands; also used to mean extremely drunk.
Stop talking nonsense.
An enthusiastic expression of agreement or triumph meaning yes indeed.
Very little or nothing at all.
Come here, especially as a prelude to striking someone.
Allow me to see something.
A person who constantly looks for something for nothing.
One's own home or residence.
A sausage sandwich, a noted Sligo delicacy.
An exclamation indicating strong physical attraction to someone.
I would definitely do that, expressing strong agreement.
Cans of beer or cider.
Frightened.
A teenage disco, especially in Donegal.
A direct threat to punch, strike, or physically assault someone.
Very drunk.
An emphatic term for the male genitalia, typically denoting an impressively large member.
The Showgrounds, home ground of Sligo Rovers Football Club.
A contemptible or obnoxious person.
A particularly bad or unfortunate haircut.
Alcoholic beverages.
An instruction to stop doing something immediately.
An expression directing someone to proceed to the house or settlement.
A large bottle of strong cider or cheap alcohol.
Put that in your cake and bake it!
Declaring victory in an argument.
A particular intimate sexual posture or congress.
Quality music usually of the dance variety.
To throw an item into the air for several people to compete over in a scramble.
A ham sandwich.
Completely shaved or hairless in the intimate region.
A snappy retort used to deflect an insult or accusation right back at the speaker.
Slang name for the Silver Swan hotel in Sligo town, now known as the Glasshouse.
Going to the Toffs nightclub.
An enquiry as to whether one has any interesting news.
An exclamation expressing defiant indifference or dismissal of criticism.
An expression of sympathy for someone's bad luck or misfortune.
Definitely, without a shadow of a doubt.
Tired or exhausted.
A legendary person.
A place in Sligo where crusties and hippies tend to congregate.