slang.ie-For Focal Sake Search phrases, definitions, examples No matches ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# ‹ Previousor swipe rightGis a focal!or pull downNext ›or swipe left Mullocker n. Heard in Kerry, Cork and Waterford A large, clumsy or awkward individual, especially a sportsman. In useJaysus look at that mullocker ploughing his way through Posh EnglishGood heavens, observe that enormous clumsy fellow barging his way forward. Share it ya fruitloop!☕Gis a cuppaCopy linkWhatsAppXLink copied! Same phrase, other countiesCorkWaterford Related termsAs awkward as a sow in football bootsExceedingly clumsy, uncoordinated, and awkward in one's movements.Large chipA bag of chips (thick cut potato fries) that contains and arbitrary number of chips more…Humpy hooerAn awkward, clumsy or difficult individual.Large bottleA pint bottle, usually of Guinness.As awkward as a bag of catsA group of people trying to operate whilst simultaneously thwarting each other's…Awkward as a bag of hammersA person who just makes things difficult for themselves by being an odd-arse. ← Previous: Mullocker Mullucker : Next →
