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| WARNING: De
contents of dis dictionary are slightly rude, so don't come bawlin' to me
saying I didn't warn ye! |
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baytin' n.
- The act of striking or giving blows; punishment or chastisement by
blows: "I'll give you some baytin' boy for saying my mudder has a face
like a blaa" [syn: yer go, thrashing]
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blaa n.
- A type of bread roll in one of three varieties i.e. floury, chewy
and crusty: "Mammy... make sure you put loads of red lead in me blaa
today, there wahent a bit in it yesterday girl boy!"
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bibe n.
- A woman who is thoroughly disliked: "That wan with de hairy face is
some bibe boy, shure I only asked her if she was a man or not, and she
et de head off o' me!" [syn: bitch]
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gallybander n.
- A home made sling shot, made out of a coat hanger at numerous
elastic bands
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gawk v.
- To look with fixed eyes wide open, as through fear, wonder,
surprise, impudence: "What are you gawkin at boy, do you want yer go
boy, I'll dig the head off of ya!" [syn: stare, gander]
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happent adv.
- To have not: "I happent a clue boy!"
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ire (pronounced eyer)
n
- A rash induced by rubbing together of skin and wet clothing e.g. the
inner thighs: "Yer man must have ire under his arms his pants
were so far up his hole" [syn: chaffing]
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kay river, the (Quay River) n.
- Colloquial designation given to the river Suir as it passes through
the Viking Capital of Ireland (i.e. Waterford City Quay): "I'll mayte
you down by de clock tower boy on the key river boy!
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lack n.
- Female companion or girlfriend
- Derogatory term for a female date: "I'm maytin' me lack for a few
bottles down in breens layter on boy, wanna come"
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red lead n.
- A large luminous pink meat like sausage of unknow origin, otherwise
known as luncheon sausage. Some say it is has a supernatural or
extraterrestial origin given its colour and taste. Waterford
locals believe it to be the original and best filling for blaas.
One must be careful ingesting this substance as it may imbue one with
superhuman powers: "Mammy...don't buy that ham stuff anymore, de red
lead makes me feel all fuzzy inside after ate'n it"
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shellakybooky n.
- Any of numerous aquatic or terrestrial mollusks of the class
Gastropoda, typically having a spirally coiled shell, broad retractile
foot, and distinct head "Did you see de size of that
shellakybooky, he had feelers the size of me nob boy!" [syn: snail]
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shaymus
n.
- An extremely forceful knee in the thigh causing temporary
paralasis: "that fat bollix gave me some shaymus, but I gave him
an uppercut in the conkers before me leg went dead!"
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spot on adv.
- An expression of agreement: "Alright so, spot on no bodder boy, on
de ball!" [syn: alright, ok, on de ball]
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stall v.
- The act of caressing with the lips (or an instance thereof): "I
stalled the head off of yer wan last night behind the glass boy!" [syn:
kiss, shift]
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wan n
- The number one: "wan, tew, tree..."
- An adult female person; a grown-up female person, as distinguished
from a man or a child; sometimes, any female person: "Go over and ask
dat wan off with me wud ya boy?" [syn: woman, girl]
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well n.
- An expression of greeting, can be used in conjunction with boy and
girl depending on the sex of the recipient: "Well boy (for female
replace with girl boy), luvly day out dayer ihin't it boy" [syn: hello,
hi, howdy]
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yungwan n.
- A teenage girl: "Tank heaven for yungwans," said de
yungfella [syn: gerhel]
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