Waterford Slang, Page 13
More Waterford slang, numbers 481 to 520, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A light stick or switch used for driving cattle.
An early type of child's buggy, from the brand name.
The skin or hide.
A term of rough affection for one's neighbours from the South Parish area of Waterford.
A person who just makes things difficult for themselves by being an odd-arse.
A glass or vessel containing beer or stout.
A particularly hairy species of caterpillar.
A person of exceptionally unattractive appearance.
To confront someone, typically as the opening line of an argument.
The outer ring road where large women can be seen power walking.
Extremely intoxicated or high on substances.
Waterford United Football Club.
A close friend or crony.
Ugly.
Extremely mental; see also: 'mad as a box of frog.
To fuss over or handle a child or young animal excessively.
Outfit of clothing.
Attached to one another; inseparable companions.
An expression of strong physical attraction to a woman.
An ecstasy tablet.
Visiting someone else's house, often with the implication of calling in unannounced.
Pigs' knuckles or trotters, considered a traditional delicacy.
Famous nightclub which has no closed.
A disrespectful or cheeky teenager.
To be extremely cold.
A affectionate term used by a man to refer to his wife or long-term girlfriend.
To suffer from flatulence.
To join a fight in support of a friend.
Extremely cold or chilled to the bone.
A nondescript piece of offal whose precise origin remains a mystery, hence the name.
A politically correct way to describe someone with a pair of coconuts for balls.
The last morsel of any consumable substance.
Will you.
Notice, interest, outcry etc.
To lose one's temper suddenly and explosively.
Whingeing, giving out in a morose or subdued way.
The act of time wasting.
I don't know where the person (usu.
Gway I wuint ride ya inta battle boi
You are not my type.
To have no idea or understanding whatsoever.