Irish Slang - General Slang Slang Terms, Expressions, & Irish Spoken Language - Irish Phrases

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A way of saying "I can't remember"

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Tired, exhausted - e.g. "We're all jaded after it"

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Destroyed

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Argue

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get along out of that

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When you try to show off and it backfires this is used by your comrades as a form of 'in your face' retort

Specific English translation is 'Tough luck old chap'

See also 'Up your Dick' &'That'll tighten ye'

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Having a very poor tolerance level. The word threshold is the part of the door frame that you step over. In times gone by it was the peice of wood that went accross the doorway to stop the straw or hay (thresh) from spilling out of the house, long before carpets were used. Hence the word 'threshold'

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one who sees the merits in that which is considered non-recyclable. a scrounger

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i wouldnt go near you if u paid me to