Divilment

n.

Heard in Mayo, Waterford and Dublin

Mischief, roguery or general devilment.

In use

Any divilment last night?

Posh English

Any mischief afoot last evening?

Same phrase, other counties

  • DivilmintMischief, devilment, or playful naughtiness.
  • She's dirtShe is ugly.
  • Shtall the diggerAn emphatic plea to stop, halt, or cease an action immediately.
  • Soonie da bureAn exclamation of profound shock, disbelief, or astonishment at someone's audacity.

FAQ

What does Divilment mean?

Mischief, roguery or general devilment.

How do you use Divilment?

For example: “Any divilment last night?” In Posh English: Any mischief afoot last evening?