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To drink alot, usually meant as a comedy term.
"go on ye alcho ye!" |
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You are very poor at drinking |
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in reference to Guiness beer e.g. "i'll have a pint of the black stuff!" |
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Would you like to partake in the consumation of a number of sociable drinks with my good self? |
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For jokes, for a laugh hello! |
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The person in question was quite intoxicated |
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eejit e.g. "what a total and utter gipe" |
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slang for getting, well, drunk |
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plural of jammer - more than one stolen car or a tight area where there are alot of people. "that area is jammers!" |
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A Belfast slang term for alchohol, Juice can mean beer, wine, shots, spirts or just about any type of alchahol.
e.g. "here fella! you on the juice th'night?" |
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Rhyming slang for 'drink' meaning an alcohol drink; beer, spirits, or a cocktail. e.g. - "You going out for a few lillys?" |
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My mouth's licka fur boot. ^ Dehydrated (normally associated with a hangover) |
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Meaning going on the drink, going to the pub
"Here fella, you gonna go on the rip?" |
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Drinking a carry out in the house before you go out to a club / bar. |
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Extremely Drunk e.g. " Jimmy there was Rote Of lastnight!" |
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1. an annoying young person.e.g. " I cant sell ye fags Davy, not if you're just goin to give them to them wee skitters standin outside the off-lisence" 2. a semi solid piece of faecal excretia e.g. "I shouldn't have horsed thon curry into me last night. I've gone and caught a dose o' the skitters" |
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absolutely drunk! e.g ''i was absolutely steamin last night hi'' |
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Swallowing - usually referring to drinking - "Up for some Swallyin?" |
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After a night of boozing its the drink that's suppose to cure the headache." Aye right jack LOL" |
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donegal term for someone wasted |
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The person in question was having a good time. |
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You're in for it ! Usually followed by 'and i'm a lawnmower' which can be interperated into 'i'm gonna beat ye' or 'i shall be the one to put you in your place !' |
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So Drunk You couldn't take any more |
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Beat, usually meaning tired, e.g. "i'll tell ye! i'm baite tonight!" |
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Drunk.
"I was completely bladdered last night" |
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This is a fairly new word being used in Omagh. Its used by those who like to drink and play music at the same time. |
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Drunk - e.g. "He was fluthered again" |
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Intoxicated to the point of falling down |
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When someone is extremely drunk and the amount of alcohol they have taken can be compared to the amount of stolen goods in the bra of a female of the traveliing community. Jez boys im in back nick the day, I was as full as a gypseys bra last night. |
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Goin to the off licence for a drink
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Goin to drink alcohol |
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A pint of magners mixed with a pint of guiness |
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Drunk - "We were all langers" |
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expression used to denote an unspecified amount. e.g " thon Judy Finnegan, she wouldn't be a kick in the arse off 60" |
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a way to shame someone into drinking quicker |
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rotten a term to describe someone intoxicated in sligo boi! |
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Donegal saying for Guinness |
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Drunk - e.g. "He was stocious this evening" |
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A way of saying someone is half cut or quite drunk due to a large consumption of alcohol. Hi lawd you look ruff the day, where you two sheets to the wind last night? |
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north antrim slang for belfast people "yeah, you know by the way that he speaks that hes a wa wa" |
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way of saying 'yeah right'. or derogotory comeback. |
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Not the smartest person around |
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