Slang Corresponding to Markers
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- Whore's melt. - When you're trying to get that really difficult screw out of whatever you're working on.
- Flog - A small cylindrical Marshmallow type sweet.
- Head the ball - General pronoun. Used instead of a real name. Similar to 'Yer man'
- Acting the bollix - Behaving unacceptably, causing problems or delays.
- Geebag - To describe an unpleasant female, usually used to describe personality of female in question
- Frigid - It means somebody who hasnt snogged anyone in there whole life:D
- Minger - Ugly person
- How ya pet / pettle? - Asking how someone is
- Arse from me elbow - Not coherant
- Beure - Girl/good looking person
- 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.
- Sleeveen - Sleeveen is a complex expression. First it implies a rural unsophistication -- it would not be applied to someone from Dublin or a city. At the same time it implies slyness, untrustworthiness, and obviously slippery character.
- Ahhhh Bee'Jaaysus! - An expression of disbelief.
- CSPE? Is That Even A Subject Never Mind An Exam? - CSPE? Is That Even A Subject Never Mind An Exam?
- Spicer - A girl or boy who wears addidas, the boys have mad spiky hair,tracksuits, girls mad backcombed hair wear skinny jeans or adiddas tracksuits, distinctive makeup and are generally known to be good looking. usually in agroup but not alwys. commonly found in dublin city centre. shuffling. and posing. and shuffle posing.
- D’yaknowhwatimeanlike - Northsiders punctuation to end a sentence
- Lord lantern of Jaysus - Expression of exasperation
- Segosha - Also spelt sagocia, a welcoming term of endearment meaning 'one who makes me feel comfortable or relaxed'.
- All fur coat and no knickers - Looks good on the outside, but nothing underneath the surface
- Dose of the scutters - Scuttery arse or diahorrea
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Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow Slang