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1. Deadly buzz - Something positive or satisfying. See:deadly,rapid.
2. D’yaknowhwatimeanlike - Northsiders punctuation to end a sentence
3. Gee - Female genitalia
4. Shot with a ball of their own shyte! - This phrase is used to describe a person or people who have done something so terrible that they deserve to be hit by a projectile made exclusively of their own excrement.
5. Grushy or Gushy - At a Dublin wedding, it is customary for the best man to throw small change to the kids on the street.
6. D’yaknowhwatimeanlike - Northsiders punctuation to end a sentence
7. Ecker/Ekker - Homework
8. On the rantan - On the razzle, celebrating, having a wild time.
9. Segosha - Also spelt sagocia, a welcoming term of endearment meaning 'one who makes me feel comfortable or relaxed'.
10. Mot - A girl. Often used to refer to a male's girlfriend when linked with a possessive participle or the definite article as in "me [my] mot," "his mot," "de [the] mot." Also used to refer to young and presumably nubile women -- contrast with a "wan [one]" used to refer to a less attractive or odd woman.
11. 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.
12. Scooby doo - Clue/idea
13. In bits - Sad
14. Lurch - Used to desribe a slow dance
15. For pig iron - Something that is worthless and will cost nothing but is worth trying anyway. A last chance option.
16. Me oul' segosha - A term of endearment; my old friend.
17. Weapon - Very good.
18. Queer - Gay
19. Minger - Ugly girl
20. Little apples will grow again. - There will be another day.