Tipperary Slang, Page 10
More Tipperary 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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An emphatic affirmation in response to a question.
A large penis.
Complaining or whinging.
Door.
A term of endearment addressed to a small child.
An expression of sympathy or minor misfortune.
Something or someone working well.
Anything eye-catching enough to tempt theft.
Said upon breaking wind.
Dats de choon de owl cow died on
The same old story or tiresome hard-luck tale.
Hayes Hotel in Thurles, County Tipperary.
People from a particular south Tipperary parish; a hurling nickname.
A form of address used at the beginning or end of sentences.
As black as d arse of a coal bucket
Extremely dirty or filthy.
A cheeky or impudent child, especially a bold young rascal.
To lose control completely, go wild, or throw a tremendous tantrum.
To lift or raise, especially a leg as when a dog urinates.
Extremely angry or bad tempered.
A large crowd or throng of people.
Very.
Completely hammered or intoxicated to an impressive degree.
May be get an itch that'll never be scratched
A curse wishing ill fortune upon someone.
No chance whatsoever.
An expression of extreme hunger, even to the point of eating something unpalatable.
Soaking wet or drenched through.
That is hard to believe or difficult to credit.
Fine particles of peat dust.
The deceased was given a good send off at the wake / funeral.
No one will put me out except me.
A saucepan.
Can I've the arse of [consumable item]
Used when asking for the last bit of something, most commonly a roll, bag of chips.
An expression of extreme anger meaning damn you or I am furious with you.
Full to capacity, can refer to a fill of alcohlic beverages or food.
Usually said to soften the blow when passing a comment on someone less fortunate.
Going rather fast or at full speed.
To enjoy oneself greatly.
We'll put you in a glass cage and throw sugar at you
To describe someone who is a bit precious about themselves.
Engaging in heavy, passionate kissing.
An exclamation of disbelief, annoyance, or telling someone to cease talking.
An emphatic expression of surprise, exhaustion, or general disbelief.