http://www.slang.ie?county=waterfordRSS feed for Slang.ie - Irish Slang for Focal Sake Like!http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=BallnutsWhat happens to ones scrotum when it becomes immersed in the Atlantic ocean off the coast of Ireland.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=SchlaterAn abbreviation of the phrase 'See you later'http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Bags+not+onWhen someone suggests playing a game of soccer/football on the street such as 3 goals on a person would say this to avoid becoming the goalkeeper.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GermansA game of football where by a goal must be scored by a header or a volley.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Double+BumlerA large bottle of cider , usually of the 2 litre variety .http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=The+seven+shows+of+WaterfordTo make an exhibition of somebody with the intention to cause the maximum of public embarrasment .http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Tricky+the+loopSomebody who ends up in trouble ( usually in the Mothers oponion ) and seemingly for the least little indescretion .http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Can+I+bum+a+fag%3FNo it's not what you think you homophobe!!! It means could I please borrow one of your cigarettes... bum meaning to borrow and fag meaning cigarette. Give us the butt off of that fag is a similar term.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=BabyshanA nickname for Dan Shanahan's younger brother Maurice. An obvious play on a well known alcoholic beverage.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=MickeyThe Penis, also known as knob, dick, willy, cock, pecker, boodawn, schlong, prick amongst other things.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Up+the+polePregnanthttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=The+slateCredit, to be paid later.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=AingiseoirPronounced angishore, a miserable, or unhappy person.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=The+shitsAnnoyancehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ShowA disgrace, exhibition.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Like+a+Burton%27s+dummyVery smartly dressed (usu. a man).http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Gob-stopperA very large ball-like hard-boiled sweet.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Peggy%27s+legA hard-boiled sweet.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Monkey+nutsPeanutshttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=A+word+in+CarrickNotice, interest, outcry etc. usually in the negative i.e. not a word in carrickhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Gone+to+Carrick+with+a+sailorI don't know where the person (usu. a woman) you are looking for.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=PlayjersTo stand behind the target marble, to stop the player's marble from shooting off down the road.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=OddsA head start, an advantage.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=The+RinkAn alternative name for the Olympia ballroom because it used to house a skating rink once.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=NootenaaA confused person, a fool.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=PortlairgeA digging implement with a shovel blade on one side and a pickaxe point on the other, used in the boy scouts.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Last+one+back+is+a+bag+of+fleasThe devil take the hindmosthttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=If+yee+don%27t+stop+fighting+I%27ll+kill+the+two+of+yeeAn expression used to when stop two children from bickering.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=hang+sandwichA sandwich filled with a sliced pink reconstituted meat product that is often labeled as ham, though everyone knows is simply water, salt fat and pink colouring. A hang sandwich can also be referred to as a hang sangwich.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=gwaffwihTo engage in sexual activity with another person. Not necessarily sex, but definitely intense petting.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=yungwanA young female as pronounced in the Deisehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=HamesTo completely mess up a task or itemhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Shot+with+a+ball+of+their+own+shyte%21This 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.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ShaymussAn unmerciful knee in the lateral thigh muscle causing temporary paralysis and excruciating pain.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=MemberAbbreviated version of the word remember.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Dog+LeafWaterford pronunciation for the plant Rumex obtusifolius, commonly known as Broad-leaved Dock or Dock Leaf...http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Were+you+born+in+a+field%3FA sarcastic expression used to ask someone (normally a younger person) if they would close the door behind them.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=SlapperA rather derogatory term for a member of the female of the species (homo sapiens sapiens that is). The term is used to cast aspersions about the type and number of mates this particular female has had sexual relations with.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Do+you+wanna+go+halves+on+a+bastard%3FOne of the most despicable chat up lines that man ever invented... It is basically suggesting to a member of the opposite sex that you wish to copulate with them but do not wish to take part as a legal guardian of any offspring that might be produced from the activity.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=TansadAn early type of child buggy from the brand name.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=PuzzlerNon-descript piece of offal, whose origin remains a mystery to this day, hence the name.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=NixFootball shortshttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GallivantTo be out and about around town.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=CaffleTo play roughly, wrestlehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=SkullTo headbutt.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=BucksheeFreehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Gone+for+the+bainne.Kaput, banjaxed, no more use.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GallonA tin with a gallon capacity. Used for boiled sweets, but when the sweets were gone used for carrying liquids, mostly for milk being collected at dairies around the city.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=HelmetA boy's hat wth straps that fastened under the chin.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Gone+with+the+fairiesMad, insane.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=On+the+rantanOn the razzle, celebrating, having a wild time.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GilletteSpruced up, tarted up.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Eat+%28the+face+off%29To severely critise, to lambast, to rebuke.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=HeelballExcitedhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=JerseyA sweater, jumperhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GanderA look.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=On+the+duckMitching, playing truant.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=GatchA style of walking, a gait.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=JamragsLadies' sanitary towels.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=DroughtPronounced drute, it means thirsthttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=FamishedVery hungryhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=WallfallingWeak with the hungerhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=KnucksTesticles. Called after the knucks used in the game knucks.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ClodA pennyhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Nancy+BoyA homosexual or effeminate manhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=HoopThe metal ring of a bicycle wheel, with the spokes gone. Used as a toy. It was driven along using a stick.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Sloppy+JoeA T-Shirt (possibly from French Salopi Jaune - Yellow Jersey)http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=LashUrinationhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ShoweryLook outhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Large+BottleA pint Bottle (usually of Guiness).http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=PerishedColdhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=MoolaMoneyhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Half-sheetA ten shilling note (50c today)http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=SheetA pound notehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Half-dollarA half crown, 1/8 of an old pound. From the time when you got 4 dollars for a poundhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Dummy+TitA baby soother.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Free+counterTo steal or be stolenhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Black+MariaA police van, though often applied to Police cars too.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Whore%27s+meltA derogatory term, literally meaning a prostitute's childhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=MassiveBeautifulhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=SutPresumably comes from suit, it means go along with agree with or oblige someonehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=TruckA small type of wheelbarrow consisting od a wooden frame with two small iron wheels at one end and ttwo handles a the other end.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=wouldn%27t+give+you+the+steam+off+his+pissExtremely mean and selfish.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=TrolleyA home-made go-cart, usually made of a plank running between two pram axles with a string attatched to the front axle for steeringhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=French+LetterA condomhttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Janey+macAn exclamation of surprisehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=CacsPronounce like cox it comes from Irish Caca and means sh*t.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=FloggerOvercoathttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ScreedA rag, a very worn garmenthttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=ChapThe hero in a film.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=cabin-huntingVisiting someone else's househttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=coadjutorPronounced as co-juter, It means a croney, pal.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Slagging+matchWhen two or more parties engage in a battle of insults (also known as giving abuse). Generally these are of a friendly nature, however when one can give abuse but not take it these slagging matches often end with someone getting a baytin.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=NeglectAn offensive odour emanating from an individual. Can also be used in a slagging match as an off the cuff insult.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=DiddiesThe female mammary gland, diddy being the singular, diddies plural.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=LouserA person who does nasty or cruel things to others... can also mean someone who is mean (otherwise know as a mayner)http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=Head+offTo inform someone, rather impolitely, that you would like them to vacate your presence. Similar to piss off but not quite as rude. Also similar to feck off but not quite so jovial.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=HeadinTo go somewherehttp://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=DownsesA very old pub in Waterford City.http://www.slang.ie/index.php?county=Waterford&entry=lackWoman