Waterford Slang, Page 18
More Waterford slang, numbers 681 to 720, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A large number of children.
A copper coin; a single penny or any small amount of money.
A game of football where by a goal must be scored by a header or a volley.
To play truant from school.
A mean or miserly individual.
I'd ate a raw farmer's arse through the bars of a gate
To be extremely hungry.
Large or oversized, usually applied to portions, containers, or objects.
Urine, or the act of urinating.
A term of affection for a fat boy.
When two or more parties engage in a battle of insults (also known as giving abuse).
Used as an intensifier, meaning very or really.
A famous chipper in Waterford run by a family with the same name.
The local Waterford pronunciation of "does".
A boy's cloth cap with straps that fasten under the chin.
A ridiculous or embarrassing spectacle or exhibition of oneself.
Local pronunciation of the locally produced Hoffmans Lager.
A bag of chips (thick cut potato fries) that contains and arbitrary number of chips more…
Smelling very fragrant having overdone it on the perfume/aftershave.
My man.
A stick of hard boiled rock candy.
A digging implement with a shovel blade on one side and a pickaxe point on the other.
One who is so adept at screwing things up that they are felt to be worthy of a prize.
To slap someone around the head.
To excrement with such force that it would soar over a nine bar gate.
One of the ultimate insults you can give to someone.
Something of extremely low value is not even worth this.
Fun or enjoyable entertainment.
Waterford pronunciation for the plant Rumex obtusifolius.
A streely, tangly, scatty person with no real purpose or direction in life.
A ten-shilling note, equivalent to 50p today.
A foolish person that often does the unexpected.
Extremely crowded with people.
Rhyming slang for a piss, meaning to urinate.
Last one back is a bag of fleas
The devil take the hindmost.
To make a complete mess of something.
Old before her time.
A herb of the genus Taraxacum having long tap roots and deeply notched leaves and bright…
A thick potato-slice, coated in batter and deep fried.
To walk in a leisurely, lazy or reluctantly slow manner.
Excuse me?