Settle

v.

Heard in Westmeath

To calm down, take things handy and stay where you are.

In use

Group a lads cumin outa d dressin rooms after a match dyin ta walk to de shop for a roll and some one is tired after the match and tells them to settle (once or maybe twice says this)

Posh English

Let us pause here a moment after the contest rather than marching off to the tuck shop.

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