Bullin

n.

Heard in Waterford, Armagh, Louth, Laois, Sligo, Leitrim, Kerry, Wexford and Down

Mad, angry. Also: In the country the term 'bullin' is used when refering to cows in heat. Or when a few country lads ,in the local pub, half pissed, start talkin about women and sex!

In use

God me aul fella was bullin' after de Guards booked him for speedin da other night." "She's bullin!" "I bulled here last night!" "She's bullin' for it!" "The centre half back was bullin' after I lamped him

Posh English

My dear old father was absolutely furious after constabulary officers apprehended him for speeding the other evening.

Same phrase, other counties

  • I'm bullinExtremely aroused, especially after a few pints of alcohol.
  • Bull, bullin, bulledSlang used by countrymen / construction workers to describe the act of copulation.
  • She's bullin for it!She is extremely eager for sexual intercourse.
  • She's fit for bullinSaid of a cow when she is ready to be served by the bull. Also used humorously of a…
  • Bodyaytin'To be engaged in some sexual activity, similary to bullin', horsin', ridin' etc.
  • A few scoopsAn invitation to join for drinks in the pub.