Bould

adj.

Heard in Roscommon and Sligo

This has the general meaning of bold but also means annoyed/angry.

Are you still bould with me over last night?" "He has a bould head on him today.

Posh English

Are you still quite disgruntled with me on account of yesterday evening?

Same phrase, other counties

• Sligo

Related terms

• As bould as brassVery bold or brazen, often referring to a child.
• Bould as brassBeing quite naughty, bold or cheeky.
• Bould MopsyA cheeky or impudent child, especially a bold young rascal.
• I did the bould thing with herI had sexual intercourse with her.
• RageGeneral expression of agreement with a person who is angry or annoyed. See ragin.
• Bull thickExtremely angry, enraged, or fiercely annoyed by a situation.