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

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

When you get a price for something and it comes as somewhat of a shock to the system.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Combination of the words John and Edward, made popular during X-Factor UK when twins from Dublin named John and Edward became popular.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Looking, from the very Gawk, to look.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

She was fair ugly

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Him or it

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Testicles. An abbreviation of Gonads.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

A kitchen utensil used to chastise Irish children with pre 1990s. Not quite as bad what the catholic church did to children, but an extension of the acceptable level of abuse inflicted on children in those days.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Tribal chant ululated by school going individuals while their fellow pupils dig the head off one another.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Messed up/ wobbly/ crappy

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

A phrase used to turn a simple comment into a sexual joke.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Good enough to eat

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

A statement indicating that one does not want to copulate with another individual.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Extremely drunk

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Hungry for food

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

This is a very, very common thing amongst Irish people when describing a person, place or thing. Because sometimes we can't articulate how large or small an object is, or the skin tone of an individual or even the heat of a local curry dish - we use this a lot! We basically just say the word twice and the person who gets the info knows exactly what we mean by tone alone.

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

She ugly kid

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Cya later

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Smell off of someone

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

An enquiry into someone's well being. Akin to 'How are you Today?'

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Parent Category: Munster

Slang: Waterford

Would often be used in conversation to indicate a sharp drop in air temp.