Slang Corresponding to Markers
Click on entry below to view slang usage:
- Whores melt - Pronounced 'hoors melt', an insult for someone you have a particular dislike for
- Gary - To look at or try out something someone else has or owns
- Tripe and Drisheen - The lining of sheeps stomach and sheeps intenstine. Tripe is boiled up with milk and pepper.
- Gomie - A fool
- You will yeah! - I know you won't, I dont believe you
- Mind mice at a crossroad's for ya - A term used to describe someone who would do anything to make money.
- Knock-a-dolly - To knock on somebodies door and run away in hope of getting a chase from the occupiers.a common pastime among younger kids
- The bonz - Bon secours hospital college rd.
- Slog (orchard) - To rob an orchard
- The rest - Dancehall (the Restaurant) at UCC
- De college - University College Cork
- Shifting - Kissing
- Crosser - A crossbar lift on a bike
- When the flag drops the bullshit stops - Moment of truth
- Bazzer - Haircut
- Guttersnipe - When your mother wants you to feel as low as possible!!!!after doing something trivial,silly,nasty,etc. Commonly used on the north side of the city back in the 70s and early 80s
- Dangleberry - Hard balls of fluff (and other matter) that gather on a hairy arse that are very difficult to remove. Usually used to describe an annoying person that hangs around and won't go away.
- Howiya fixshed - Greeting often used in conjunction with extracts from other greetings such as well lad, well boi etc. etc.
- Flah - To have sex with somebody.
- Wilton hilton - Cork University Hospital
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Cavan Slang,
Clare Slang,
Derry Slang, Donegal Slang, Down Slang, Fermanagh Slang, Kerry Slang, Kildare Slang, Kilkenny Slang, Laois Slang, Leitrim Slang, Longford Slang, Louth Slang, Mayo Slang,
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Derry Slang, Donegal Slang, Down Slang, Fermanagh Slang, Kerry Slang, Kildare Slang, Kilkenny Slang, Laois Slang, Leitrim Slang, Longford Slang, Louth Slang, Mayo Slang,
Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow Slang

