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over a year ago
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Langer....has a duel meaning so depending on where it's used ...can be used to describe a person as an idiot .." ya Langer ya " or also used to describe a huge cock .." fuck ,that's some Langer ". so ..can be a bad or complimentary ...  |
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Smell ur Ma. And you’d either show them the middle finger or you’d pull up your sleeve and show them your elbow. From when I was a teen. It was the ultimate insult and could either shut them up straight away or get the reaction you were looking for by saying it. I use it today on occasions and it’s still as effective.  |
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""Gawk" think its another way of saying you are a fool.
To "gawk" also means to have a look."
Im not sure about the first example. But it does have a second meaning.
"The smell of her geebag me me gawk all over the place "  |
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Sham (man can be good or bad)
Mush (man mainly used in rathkeale)
Feen (man)
Feek (a woman a ride)
Beour (a woman)
Gen ooh winely (self explanatory)
Dirt (when something goes wrong)
Smell off it (same as dirt)
Da bulb is twisted off me (da bulb is head in mala county cork)
Mistle on (rock on/ lets go) |
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"Hames
Yoke
Craic
Lock-in
Culchie
Jackeen
Baloobas
Banshee
Gowl
Gee
Baloobas are actually an African tribe who were absolute lunatics. Kinda Irish I suppose
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"Clúbeen, lúdraman, all great sayings from my dad all meaning gombeen I think.."
Omg. Ludraman! Haven’t heard that in years. My dad used to say it and he was a north donegal man.
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Buck eejit: even bigger eejit than normal (never heard it outside Belfast)
Gobshite: had tobtry explaining it to English friends years ago
Ballix: as in 'ya wee ballix ye'
And one I use, but not strictly Irish is cockwomble... usually to describe politicians... |
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"Clúbeen, lúdraman, all great sayings from my dad all meaning gombeen I think..
Omg. Ludraman! Haven’t heard that in years. My dad used to say it and he was a north donegal man.
Thanks for the lovely memory! "
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"Collywobbles. Always remmeber my granny telling me if you eat raw cooking apples they give you the collywobbles. "
Brilliant! Haven’t heard that since I was a child. |
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"Clúbeen, lúdraman, all great sayings from my dad all meaning gombeen I think.."
Lúdramán used to be in common usage in Leitrim in my youth. It was used to refer to a simpleton, or a Donegal person as they were also known! |
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