hey guys!
Right so I was stumbling and came across a page with Irish slang words, alot I use and alot I don't but people from towns near by do, different places have different words they do and don't use. Anyway I thought I would add it here and expand on it and put an * beside words I actually use so you can see how I talk. By the way I should be studying but procrastination is always more interesting haha!
Origional page: http://www.dublin1850.com/general/4mymofo.html

Word or phrase

Example

Meaning

Acting the maggot

He was just acting the maggot as usual

Behaving foolishly, annoyingly
Bags

He made a bags of doing it

Messy inadequate job (see hames)
*Banjaxed

It was banjaxed beyond all help

Broken, can also mean tired
*Bold

You are a very bold boy

Naughty

*Crack, craic

Wee had great craic that night

Hard to translate, roughly meaning fun
Culchies

The culchies were all over the place

Rural people, usually used disparagingly by city people
Cute hoor

I always knew he was a cute hoor

Untrustworthy male person, often a politician
*Desperate

The place is in a desperate state

Bad, needing attention
Drawers

Her drawers were the size of Cork

Knickers, panties
*Eat the head off

I'll eat the head off her

Attack verbally
*Eejit

You're a right eejit

Idiot, fool
*Fair play

Fair play to you

Indicates approval of someone's actions or opinions
*Feck

Feck off, fecking thing, feck-all

Polite(-ish) version of other F word
Fella

Come here young fella

Male person, also used for boyfriend
*Flitters

The dog left the shirt in flitters

Tatters
Fluthered

He was fluthered again

Drunk
Foostering

Just foostering about

Not getting much done, fussing
*Full shilling

He's not the full shilling

Mentally competent
*Gas

Wee had a bit of gas that day

Fun, enjoyment
*Giving out

The teacher was always giving out to the class

Scolding.
*Gob

He never shuts his gob

Mouth
*Gobdaw/ Gobchocolatee

That fella's a right gobdaw

Fool, idiot
Gom

You're just acting the gom

Fool, idiot
Guff

Don't give me any of your guff

Idle talk or excuses
Gur

He's been on gur since Saturday

Staying away from home, usually a child
Hames

You made a terrible hames of that

Messy inadequate job (see bags)
Header

Keep away from that header

Mentally unstable person
Holliers

Two weeks holliers for me

Holidays, vacation time
Holy show

You made a holy show of yourself

Spectacle
Hop

He's been on the hop since Tuesday

Playing truant from school
Horse's hoof

That's a bit of a horse's hoof I think

Spoof, exaggerated story
Hump off

Would you ever hump off?

Go away, leave me alone
Jackeens

The jackeens think they're smart

Dublin person, usually used disparagingly by culchies
Jacks

I'm just off to the jacks

Toilet, restroom
Jaded

Wee're all jaded after it

Tired, exhausted
Kibosh

He put the kibosh on it

Added the last straw, completely banjaxed something
Langered/Langers

Wee were all langers

Drunk
Letting on

I was just letting on

Pretending
Mary Hick

That dress is really Mary Hick

Unfashionable, drab
Messages

I have to get the messages

Groceries
*Mooching

He's mooching again for money

Sponging, almost begging
Mot

Have you got a mot?

Girlfriend
*One

Some oul' one told her

Female person
Pictures

Want to come to the pictures?

Movies, Cinema
Puck

He got a puck in the gob

Sharp blow
Puss

She'd a right puss on her

Face, usually sulky
Reddener

She took a reddener when she saw him

Blush (see Scarlet)
Reef

I'll reef him when I see him

Attack, non-verbal
Scarlet

I'm scarlet for you

Blushing, often in sympathy with a friend's reddener
Scratcher

He's always in the scratcher

Bed
*Scrawbed

Her face was all scrawbed

Scratched by fingernails
*Shook

He was very shook looking

Pale, ill, scared
*Slagging

I'm only slagging you

Making fun of someone, generally good-naturedly
Sleeveen

She's a bit of a sleeveen

Sly person, calculating
Stocious

He was stocious this evening

Drunk

ADDED:

*quare

that's quare bad

Very
*locked

man I'm locked

drunk
*in the horrors

man wee're in the horrors

drunk
*shift

did you get the shift?

mmm kissing I guess :S
beaor

she's some beaor

good looking girl
beaor

is that your beaor?

girlfriend
scoops

are you coming for a few scoops?

drinks, usually beer!
*balls

Well wee made a balls of that!

Messy inadequate job
*boss/ horse

how're you boss/ horse?

how are you man?
*class

that's class!

cool
wee

only a wee bit

small
*ride

did you get the ride?

sex
*minging

she's minging

horrible, ugly
*hole

shut your hole

mouth
*left footers

sure they're left footers

protestants

I'll try to add more as I think of them if anyone is interested... is there anything weird that you say in your country that other countries wouldn't say?[/code]

Interesting slang used in other parts of the world.

you forgot others

like poke = ice cream


though saying that most of those words are used up north
others are *bout Ye*

takin Da Piss

also going for a Dander

(This post was last modified: 13/04/2011 06:19 PM by squee666.)

Flitters

The dog left the shirt in flitters

Tatters

(13/04/2011 06:18 PM)squee666 Wrote:  you forgot others

like poke = ice cream


though saying that most of those words are used up north
others are *bout Ye*

takin Da Piss

also going for a Dander

I have never ever heard of like poke in my life squee! bout ye is pretty much up north I think, can't remember ever hearing it down south!

also wee say gander not dander around here, I never heard anyone say dander :S

(13/04/2011 11:16 PM)Vegetano1 Wrote:  Flitters

The dog left the shirt in flitters

Tatters

mmm tatters would be pieces so "the dog left the shirt in pieces"!

(This post was last modified: 14/04/2011 05:46 AM by J'adore le paissons.)