Waterford Slang, Page 10
More Waterford 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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Someone who does not have the balls to complete a task.
Cunningham's chipper in Tramore, fondly remembered for its lovely chips.
To physically assault or beat someone severely.
To mess about or to go wandering.
To date or court.
Soreness of the inner thighs caused by wearing pyjama bottoms in which one has urinated.
A foolish or idiotic person.
Confused or baffled.
The Waterford county hurling team.
A place in the country side, often a description for a farm.
A man named Crotty was a Robin Hood kind of man who hid up the Comeraghs.
The Pill, a river running near the gasworks in Waterford.
The small field or enclosure behind a cottage.
A sweater or knitted jumper.
To reprimand or tear a strip off someone.
A red-haired person.
Embarking on a heavy, multi-day drinking session.
Ate the arse off a low-flying duck
Extremely hungry, to the point of being able to devour almost anything.
The Capitol Hill of Waterford City.
Ragwort.
A casual, friendly greeting used between men.
Binsy brown like a mouse's arse
Sarcastic/disdainful reply/remark to any question/comment regarding colour.
When someone is annoying you intensely.
Chugger is a combination of the words charity and mugger.
A baby's soother, also known as a dummy.
Usually used when sum one is doin sumthin mad or crazy you encourage dem.
Extremely steep, as in the notorious Bunkers Hill.
To miss class at school without permission.
A cupboard.
A casual, region-specific inquiry regarding one's current state of affairs or recent…
It means could I please borrow one of your cigarettes.
Lost, misplaced, or gone astray.
To annoy or irritate someone intensely.
A person guilty of caressing the anus of a person of perceived higher social status.
Mad, eccentric, or completely out of one's mind.
Football shorts.
A one pound note.
Thank you, my friend; expression of gratitude.
To have sexual intercourse; to obtain some.
A very old traditional pub in Waterford City.