Mon

n.

Heard in Limerick, Donegal and Cork

Come on, let us go. Also: that is bad form, man.

Mon we get outta here" "Ruff out mon

Posh English

Come along, let us depart from this place. That is remarkably bad form, old chap.

Same phrase, other counties

• Donegal
• Cork

Related terms

• Mon we get langersAn invitation to go drinking and get very drunk.
• Bad formBehaviour that is not good or not nice. Unsporting conduct.
• Jaysus come down of the cross and let me upAn exclamation of intense suffering or self-pity.
• Come off itSomething you say if someones talking absolute shite or if they wont let something go.
• The bad manA dubious or untrustworthy fellow. The embodiment of the forces of evil one was warned…
• 'Twill all come out in dindIt shall all be revealed or come out in the end.