Waterford Slang, Page 11
More Waterford slang, numbers 401 to 440, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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An expression of congratulation for an impressive flatulence.
A powerful punch or heavy blow with the fist.
To purchase a round of drinks for one's companions.
Meat/sandwich filling...I say sir would you mind puttting a fair amount of meat filling…
Said to someone who badly needs a wash and smells rotten.
A term of address for a man from Tallow, used only by those from the town itself.
Somebody who ends up in trouble ( usually in the Mothers oponion ) and seemingly…
A children's game in which players must freeze on the command and any who move…
A severe beating.
The second half of a greeting that typically begins with 'Well boy!'.
Sarcastic response to an idle threat or exaggerated boast.
A rather large person in height and bulk, but with little deftness or dexterity.
To lose one's temper entirely and fly into a furious rage.
An attractive person.
A messer or joker; one who teases or plays the fool.
An expression to describe someone as cute as a fox (often referred to as a cute hoor).
Irritable or in a foul temper.
What happens to ones scrotum when it becomes immersed in the Atlantic ocean off…
A knitted woollen jersey or jumper.
How are the balls of your feet
How are you feeling.
An offensive bodily odour emanating from a person.
The primary meeting place for local teenagers.
Bothered or feeling persecuted.
Very.
To have not.
A large piece of timber.
Full to capacity, can refer to a fill of alcohlic beverages or food.
Colloquial name given to the River Suir as it passes through Waterford City.
A mischievous little fellow, the sort who would fill a water pistol with urine.
Contraceptive devices.
A very bad hangover, derived from the historical practice of the sick going to Lourdes…
Ate the hind leg off the lamb of God
An irreverent saying used to describe extreme desire for food.
That is just the way things are.
To take time off school without permission; to play truant.
A Mayo man in the old days who turned his back on tradition.
A group of familiar people who regularly attend the same event or venue.
To request another to direct their question to one's anus.
Chat up or get chatted up and engage in dating.
Someone who doesn't look the best.
A woman familiar to both speakers in a conversation, yet whose name neither can recall.