Bogger

n.

Heard in Dublin, Offaly, Kilkenny, Cork, Waterford, Mayo, Galway and Tipperary

A culchie, bog-trotter, bog-warrior. Also: A person form the country.

In use

..Some smell of benjy off that bogger." "My girlfriend is a bogger

Posh English

There is a rather distinct aroma of the farmyard emanating from that rustic.

Same phrase, other counties

  • CulchieDerogitory term for a country person derived from the word 'culture'. Traditionally…
  • Bog-trotter, bog-warriorA derogatory term for a rural person.
  • Muck savageSomeone from outside dublin. Also: Culchie, redneck, bog-warrior. Also: Term to describe…
  • Bog trotterA person from the rural countryside, a rustic.
  • Bog warriorA man from west Cork, typically from a farming background, who owns a digger or shovel…
  • Like a bogSoaked in sweat to the point of resembling a peat bog.