slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightGis another!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Brogues n. Heard in Galway Sturdy leather shoes or brogues. In useWhere'd ya get them fancy brogues? I lifted them off a young fella in town! Posh EnglishWhere did you acquire those ornate shoes? I liberated them from a young gentleman in town. Send it ya lúdramán!☕Stand us taeCopy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Related termsBoot boyCork teenager, esp in th 70's who dressed in a certain way (usually denim jeans, denim…Hell for leatherMoving or acting with extreme speed, force, or recklessness.She's hot in her leatherUsed to desribe a scantily clad female, especially if the weather is cold.As useful as a pair of shoes to a snakeDescribing someone or something that is useless or of no value.Kerry person with shoesA person from County Cork living near the Kerry border.Take off shoes and give her socksTo exert a great deal of effort in order to complete a task. ← Previous: Brogs Broke as a joke : Next →
