Waterford Slang, Page 24
More Waterford slang, numbers 921 to 960, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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Being of a certain state.
Extremely small.
A phrase used to discreetly tell someone that their flap is open or their fly is down.
The act of ingestion, past tense.
An expression of sheer incredulity.
To continuously use profanities.
A walking route out near Ardkeen.
A similar route on Tramore's outer ring road.
Any of various small terrestrial isopods having a flat elliptical segmented body.
A large quantity of any given edible item.
Male parent.
An expression used to stress how bad something was.
To be extremely tired.
The surname Flynn as pronounced in Waterford.
A menacing, floating unit of excrement usually encountered on overpopulated beaches.
To go in pursuit of; to chase.
A half shyte eejit.
An intoxicated state after excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages.
A big eejit.
Rough skin.
An unusual stride or walk.
A word used to encourage animals to feck off.
Girl, as spoken in the old Waterford dialect.
Offal meat obtained from the rib cage of pigs.
A road in the old Waterford dialect.
Testes, testicles, can be interchanged with words such as jookies.
Huge.
A disease caused by duck shyte underwater.
Used to positively reinforce a male friend's actions.
Eggs, sometimes referred to as googie eggs.
A gooseberry.
A dense, heavy fruit cake made from leftover bread and cake.
Useless dog.
To throw a tantrum.
A bag used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories.
A disgusting phlegm driven, audibly, from the depths of one's inner being.
To hold onto something.
A type of fungi.
A polite expression generally used as a greeting in order to determine if the addressee…
To care.