Wexford Slang, Page 9
More Wexford slang, numbers 321 to 360, most popular first, each with a short meaning. Click any word for examples and a Posh English translation.
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A humorous placeholder name for an unknown or unnamed person.
An expression of joy.
What do you (plural) want?
Any news whatsoever?
A characteristically Wexford response indicating that one has no noteworthy news…
An expression of admiration at someone's speed or skill, especially running.
A secluded spot used for sexual intercourse.
A jocular reminder that someone has not yet won the lottery.
To pour or knock back a drink rapidly.
Sure ya couldnt leave it for that
Said of a lady who cannot bear to pass up a genuine bargain.
Used to indicate a person and all those associated with them in a given situation.
A domestic chimney through which smoke ascends.
To excrete a large tubular substance from ones body in a designated porcelin container.
The pronuciation of "there" with a strong Wexford accent.
Exclamation used to express stress, strain, amazement, happiness or any strong emotion.
Look at them welly boots on her the farmers daughter.
A small bird known elsewhere as a finch.
Breasts.
To add a woefully inadequate amount of diesel to a tractor, rendering the effort futile.
Wasting one's time on a futile endeavour.
To fall down hard or heavily, especially on one's backside.
A dialect rendering of "once", used when counting or beginning a fairytale.
Most definitely.
Go away; feck off.
I wouldn't give that to the dog!
An expression indicating that food is of such poor quality one would not even offer…
Jaysus mary and holy saint joseph
An exclamation of shock or disbelief.
Used to describe something or some action in a praiseworthy sense.
A person who sings terribly.
An enquiry as to one's mental state, equivalent to "what is wrong with you?"
What do you mean?
To express annoyance at somebody.
To defecate or discharge waste from the bowels.
Thank you.
And all.
Out on a drinking spree.
Used to desribe a scantily clad female, especially if the weather is cold.
Used to express that something is very good indeed.
Describes someone of a blind orientation when it comes to fornication.
To possess an exceptional natural talent for something.
A reply to someone who starts making the excuse, I thought I did.