Tipperary Slang, Page 29
More Tipperary slang, numbers 1121 to 1160, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Hire purchase.
Absolutely nothing at all.
Not happy with a particular situation, telling someone you changed your mind.
An instruction to steer or turn rightward along a route.
To sing a few verses of a song.
A nonsensical and highly eccentric greeting.
Ill cut rashers off youre arse
A colourful threat to administer a beating.
Raining very heavily.
Moneylenders, especially those offering dubious loans.
An urgent euphemistic destination for when nature calls and a heavy deposit must…
To get angry with someone or give them a severe scolding.
Smart, neat and well turned out in appearance.
A T-shirt.
There's people dying in the streets
Usually given as a worse alternative to someones bad news when their bad news isn't…
Dialect pronunciation in which the "th" sound is replaced by "d".
Not as bad as it seems; no great cause for concern.
To destroy, dismantle or utterly ruin something.
Please stop talking.
An expression of emphatic refusal; go away, not likely.
To sort someone out or teach them a lesson.
A great fool.
Hammer and tongs.
Started something, got the whole thing going.
An orange, the citrus fruit.
A domestic servant or skivvy; used as a general insult.
To castrate an animal.
An instruction to turn left while navigating a vehicle.
A term of affection: friend, pet or darling.
To rev an engine hard; to drive fast, loudly or aggressively.
An awkward, silly, or foolish individual.
To pick one's nose.
Extremely weak, watery tea that has barely seen a tea bag.
Disease.
More mate on a chicken's foread
A humorous observation that someone is extremely thin.
Further along the road or a short distance away.
To go to the toilet.
An exclamation used to draw attention to something noteworthy or impressive.
A weak, timid or ineffectual person.
A notion or peculiar idea.
Usually used when you are referring to a person that all your mates know aswell.