Waterford Slang, Page 14

More Waterford slang, numbers 521 to 560, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.

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  1. Head is melted

    One's mind is utterly overwhelmed with worries or mental clutter.

  2. Lackendara

    A hermit named Lackendara lived up the Comeragh mountains.

  3. Leaba

    Irish word for bed, often used in West Waterford in the English language.

  4. Villierstown

    A charming village in west Waterford.

  5. You're some gowler

    A term for a person who is a persistent nuisance, a jester, or a fool.

  6. All to one side like the town of fermoy

    Lopsided or leaning heavily to one side.

  7. Buck set

    A set dance in which all the participants are male.

  8. Chewin' a brick

    Grinning widely or laughing foolishly for no apparent reason.

  9. Cutting turf

    Euphemism describing the act of defecating, metaphorically speaking.

  10. Gone for the bainne

    Completely broken, finished or beyond repair.

  11. Gone with the fairies

    Mad or insane.

  12. Slishes

    Slices, typically of food such as ham or bread.

  13. The monkey's nose is bleeding

    A euphemism employed when a woman's menstrual period has arrived.

  14. The rink

    An alternative name for the Olympia ballroom because it used to house a skating rink once.

  15. Ur havin a a laugh

    An expression to ask some one if they are serious or to state ones opinion that a person…

  16. Well gerl

    A greeting addressed to a female of any age, equivalent to "well girl, how are you?"

  17. Ya ham blaa

    A conceited or self-regarding individual.

  18. Barakeen

    The big toe.

  19. Bird stuffer

    A taxi, from a pun on taxidermist.

  20. Black cat black kitten

    To behave according to type, a chip off the old block.

  21. De horrars

    The state of being extremely drunk.

  22. Dodie

    A baby's soother or dummy.

  23. He's off the fags

    He has died.

  24. Hopped-on

    To be violently assaulted.

  25. Simpleoir

    A person of below average intellect.

  26. Sound fella, hoor for the drink!

    A decent fellow but one who drinks to excess.

  27. To get yer hole

    To engage in sexual intercourse.

  28. Ya snake

    Used to describe someone who is sneaky.

  29. Agricultral kick

    A clumsy or inelegant kick of a football, suggestive of rural ineptitude.

  30. All over the place like a mad woman's shite

    Disorganised, unrehearsed or scrappy.

  31. Bags not on

    When someone suggests playing a game of soccer/football on the street such as 3 goals…

  32. Cute as cut-de-bags

    Someone who is exceptionally intelligent in a wiley sort of way.

  33. Gettin the bang boi

    A person extremely high on class A drugs.

  34. Gushy

    A collective term for the penis and testicles.

  35. Live in yer ear

    Extremely frugal, to the point of stinginess.

  36. Not a morrig on him/her

    Having no shame or self-consciousness whatsoever.

  37. The tide wuint bring him out

    An unattractive person one would not date.

  38. Can't hold his piss

    Refers to a male who suffers from premature ejaculation.

  39. Duffer

    A person from Ballyduff.

  40. Fade o

    To have a hearty feed or good quantity of something.

Irish slang by county

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