Slang Corresponding to Markers
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- Deasent - Good
- Yert - A greating or word used to indicate ones happiness or approvaL
- Figary - To do something without thinking it through
- Gogo - A hair elastic/bobbin
- Haboo - A natural and healthy, but temporary and periodical, suspension of the functions of the organs of sense, as well as of those of the voluntary and rational mind i.e. sleep.
- Score - Were you successful in your quest?
- Gomey - A Dope
- Daecent - Lovely
- Feekin the beour - Feeling up a lady
- Langer - Willie
- There's a want in him - A bit slow
- Crawthumper - A crawthumper is someone who is ostentatiously religious, i.e., they are are always beating (thumping) their craw (chest) a gesture of piety and submission. It also therefore implies an extreme obsequiousness towards the Catholic Church, priests, monseignours, and especially junior bishops. A crawthumper will know every gradation of the clergy, from curate to pope, supplicant to reverend mother. Derogatory, the term has an anticlerical tinge.
- Wagon - A cranky contary female / an ugly female
- Crater - A term used to describe a misfortunate person.
- Story - Somthing a watrford person wud say to some one if askin wat there doing
- Acting the maggot - Some one been foolish to the anoyance on others
- C'mere an I tell u a question - I would like to ask you a question
- Fag - Cigarette
- Feek naw - Do you want to have sex with me?
- Any sca? - Have you any news?
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Armagh Slang,
Carlow Slang,
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,
Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow 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,
Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow Slang

