Tipperary Slang, Page 25
More Tipperary slang, numbers 961 to 1000, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Difficult to clean; caked on dirt.
Dressed very smartly or elaborately.
Good or satisfactory.
Raining heavily and relentlessly.
A forceful strike or kick, often delivered with intent to cause discomfort.
Freezing cold or thoroughly frozen.
To be a smart alec or know-it-all.
To go to bed.
A jocular greeting, inquiring after one's mother in a colourful manner.
Cross, contrary, or wearing a sour expression.
A homemade device for inhaling cannabis consisting of a bottle, a plastic bag.
Expression of strong disagreement or disbelief.
Extremely cheap; a bargain.
A sanctimonious or overly pious person.
The full regalia the full paraphenelia
All dressed up and the things that go with it.(ie) a teenager with a nirvana t-shirt…
Water with the piss taken out of it
Weak tea.
Sauceages, widows memories, referring to sauceages resembling the good old penis.
Opening and closing rapidly.
You have not lost your touch.
A foolish or idiotic person.
A stupid or irritating person.
Extremely clean or tidy.
A baby's soother or dummy.
One's loving parents.
To use your hands with effort when working or cleaning.
A form, as in an official document.
A greedy person.
The very image of.
Not as bad as it looks.
Extremely angry.
Suits him perfectly.
A challenge indicating the imminent start of a fight.
Set up for life.
To be the life and soul of the party.
An apple.
Something modern or novel.
To make a major mistake or to mess something up completely.
Another name for the sport of hurling.
Beginning to exhibit signs of pregnancy.
The act of chatting up or making advances towards another man's romantic interest.