Sligo Slang, Page 5
More Sligo 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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A severe disappointment or letdown when plans fall through.
The posterior opening of the alimentary canal.
Perfectly content or satisfied with a situation.
Male masturbation.
A twenty euro note; money.
Are you in good form or how are you keeping.
Extremely crowded or busy.
A red-haired person.
Used to describe someone in a foul humour.
Derogitory term for a country person derived from the word 'culture'.
An exceptionally admirable or popular person.
An invitation to join for drinks in the pub.
Running away at speed, especially to escape from trouble.
Drink, meaning alcohol itself.
One's father.
The act of going out with or courting someone.
A male or boyfriend.
An act of urination.
Small in size, extent, or degree; often used affectionately in speech.
A critical observation regarding the untidy or unkempt state of a person's appearance.
A house or home.
Cannot; unable to do something.
Waterford pronunciation of the word nothing.
An exclamation of sincere praise, credit, or congratulation.
Completely disoriented or out of one's senses as a result of consuming alcohol or drugs.
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Splendid, excellent, or exceptionally attractive.
A house with no parents present.
To engage in a romantic relationship or an illicit affair with another person.
The slightest sound or noise.
An expression used when someone leaves a door open on a cold day.
Excrement or something unpleasant.
A greeting inquiring after someone's health or general state.
A foolish or eccentric person; a head-the-ball.
Something terrible or awful.
A harmlessly foolish or blundering person.
To be extremely drunk or severely intoxicated, while enjoying a serious buzz.
An exclamation of utter disbelief, astonishment, or shock.
A term of address for a mate or buddy.
One's bed.