Tipperary Slang, Page 5
More Tipperary 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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Be quiet, hold your tongue; often a warning that if you don't shut your gob.
Drunk or inebriated.
A farmer or rustic.
A foolish person.
Drunk.
To run away.
Cheek or making fun of someone.
Exceptional, superb, or strikingly attractive.
Out of control; erratic.
Partaking in frivolous activities that involve being somewhere other than where you're…
Intensely intoxicated or drunk following a heavy session of drinking.
A strong and unpleasant smell.
Errands or shopping, especially the daily purchase of household provisions.
An idiot or fool.
The male appendage.
A bogman's initial reaction upon hearing good news.
A mess or botch, as in to make a hames of something.
To hurl or throw an object carelessly or with considerable force.
Very drunk or inebriated.
Injured.
An all-purpose term of address for a group of people, not necessarily male.
1.
A colloquial euphemism for the act of urinating.
Used as an intensifier meaning very or exceedingly.
Extremely crowded or busy.
Derogitory term for a country person derived from the word 'culture'.
An exceptionally stupid person.
To be heavily intoxicated by drink.
To throw or fling something.
To injure or hurt oneself through clumsiness or misfortune.
A brilliant time or a good laugh.
An act of urination.
A young woman or girl.
1.
A person's face or countenance.
To put ones body in the way; to push other peoples bodies out of the way.
Extremely tired after strenuous physical effort.
You are talking nonsense.
Used at the start of every sentence.
Be quiet.