Waterford Slang, Page 16
More Waterford slang, numbers 601 to 640, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Ate a farmers arse thru a ditch
An exclamation of extreme hunger.
Shortened form of boy, used as a familiar greeting in the Dungarvan area.
Extremely clever or shrewd.
A club for saving up money for Christmas.
Crazy, mad or completely unhinged.
An irreverent and informal greeting roughly equivalent to asking how someone is keeping.
Elastic.
Discontinue discussion, usually a warning said in annoyance.
Eccentric, delightfully unhinged, or slightly mad.
Raining heavily.
In the game of marbles, to stand behind the target marble in order to prevent…
A Waterford term for a luncheon roll.
A disgrace or embarrassing spectacle.
Exceedingly impressive, excellent, or of the highest possible standard.
An exclamation of excitement when something enjoyable is about to occur.
You are not worth expending any effort or time upon.
Pronounced angishore, a miserable, or unhappy person.
A metallic cylindrical container with contents of human bladder inside.
A device used to illegally receive satellite television.
To severely criticise, lambast or rebuke someone.
Marshmallows purchased with Sunday pocket money.
A natural and healthy, but temporary and periodical.
The road adjacent to Walsh Park in Waterford city.
Shees like a fuckin nettle tha wan
An unwanted friend or someone that really annoys ya.
A slimy sneaky person, who will slither his way into things he should have no…
High spirits or lively energy; also anger.
A phonetic rendering of was not, used in forceful denials.
A very small bottle of Irish whiskey.
A load of consumables/commodities, money, spuds, fish, drink.
A miserable person, often one who constantly feels persecuted.
The media or press, pronounced with local Waterford flavour.
Small star shaped metal objects used in a game with the same name.
An extinct bun shop of Waterford city.
A state of considerable drunkenness.
Out celebrating, on the razzle or enjoying a wild night out.
Crying or sulking.
What one suggests could be done to a woman of equine qualities before foreplay.
Loose change, especially when produced in large or cumbersome quantities.
Single cigarettes sold by certain shops in the 80's/90's(usually near schools) for 10p.
In an uncontrollable fit of laughing.