slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightGis a peek!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Wean n. Heard in Donegal and Derry A child or young offspring. In useMind the weans would ya while I run into the shop for some messages? Posh EnglishWould you kindly keep watch over the children while I pop into the emporium for provisions? Spam the group chat!☕Tae, go onCopy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Same phrase, other countiesDerry Related termsA boy or a childA boy or a child. Often used dismissively when a new baby is a girl, reflecting outdated…Young oneA young woman or girl, often used with mild familiarity.Young wanA young woman or girl.Chick nor a childDescribes a person with no ties or responsibilities.Well is it a bye or a child?A quaint rural query as to the sex of a newborn infant. Bye means 'boy'.A young she ratA female juvenile delinquent. ← Previous: Weakling Wean : Next →
