Offe 2 Flashcards
Lockjaw
When your unable to open your jaw
I could get lockjaw if i do to much of it
Nick
tostealsomething:
I’ve had mybikenicked again.
Allright, who’s nicked myruler?
Wan
Irish term for a female…
Generally preceeded by ‘your’ or ‘young’…
Male version is ‘man’…
Check out your wan over there…
Who do them young wans think they are?
Give somenone the flick
to reject someone or something or get rid of them
Nikki has given Brandon the flick.
She ended up givin him the flick
Gifted at(ing)/with(noun)
having (something) as a special ability or quality
He used to be gifted at steling shift
Break it off
To stop
Shift someone
Did ya shift him/her last night? Meaning did you kiss him / her(tongue action involved!)
You shifted the face of him/her last night (You were kissing him/ her passionately last night!)
Shift someone - to kiss someone tongue involved
Im gonna ask her is hhe wants to shift ya after school
Eye up
tolookat someone withsexualinterest:
Thatguyin thegreyjackethas beeneyeingyou up allevening.
We were eying you up there
Do up
to fasten something or become fastened:
Can you help me to do up my dress?
Do your shoes/laces up before you trip over.
Moisturize
to put aspecialsubstanceonyourskintostopit frombecomingdry:
You shouldtoneand moisturize everyday.
Carress
touch or stroke gently or lovingly.
“she caressed the girl’s forehead”
Hand it to someone
To give somebody credit or praise. You have to hand it to him for finishing such a big project so quickly.
You gotta hand it to jock,his advice is pretty much idiot proof
Rage
to speak very angrily to someone:
He raged at (= spoke angrily to) us for forgetting to order a replacement.
extreme or violent anger, or a period of feeling such anger:
[ C ] I had never seen him in such a rage before.
Up the pole
Pregnant, usually unplanned, Irish slang, as in “knocked up”
From the great Irish film, THE SNAPPER:
“She’s gone and got herself up the pole”
Cot
a small bed for a baby or young child with high bars around the sides so that the child cannot fall out
Moody
If someone is moody, their moods change suddenly and they become angry or unhappy easily:
a moody teenager
You seem kinda moody
Cut the bullshit
get to the point; state the real situation.
Cut the bullshit i know your lying to me
Stumpy
short and thick:
There was a large ring on each of her stumpy fingers.
Stumpy sausages
Ride
A good looking person noun
Hes a ride
Gawking in
He was gawking at me
to stare at someone or something in a rude or stupid wayto look at something or someone in a stupid or rude way:
Don’t sit there gawking like that - give me a hand!
Leave someone hangin
to keep someone waiting for your decision or answer:
I was left hanging, not knowing whether I’d got the job.
Don leave him hangin
Brickin it
When someone is shit scared or in a scary situation, they are going to crap in they’re pants.
He was bricking it, before I even took a swing at him.
Patroane
To “Brick it” is to “shit a brick”, in that one is scared to the point that one not only loses control of their bowels, they lose control on a magnificant scale, where by a cuboid unit is produced.
I pulled out my AK and he bricked it.
Dump someone
where one partner ends the relationship when the other still wanted to stay together.
mike dumped me last night, im gutted
To end a relationhsip
Misread
to make a mistake in the way that you read something:
I was given the wrong tablets when the pharmacist misread my prescription.
Read something wrongly
Misread the signals
Winded
temporarily unable to breathe, either when hit in the stomach or after taking hard physical exercise:
Mark is so unfit - he gets winded just from walking up a flight of stairs.
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Make up your mind
make a decision; decide.
“he made up his mind to attend the meeting”
You see this face hear this accent see my fashion and youve made up your mind
Hay fever
an allergy caused by pollen or dust in which the mucous membranes of the eyes and nose are inflamed, causing running at the nose and watery eyes.
Talk it true
when a person speaks candidly without filtering out words that may hurt someone’s feelings
Compressed
to press something into a smaller space:
Firmly compress the soil in the pot so that the plant is secure.
Its like a year compressed in one day
Doss day
(slang,BritainandIreland)The avoidance of work.
I am going to have adosstomorrow.
Junior cert
qualification students get once they successfully finish the Junior Cycle in post-primary schoo
Rolled into one
If someone or something has several qualities rolled into one, the person or thing has all of those qualities:
He is a father, sales manager, and athlete all rolled into one.
Smiley
smiling; cheerful.
“he drew a smiley face”
Slutty stuff
dirty; untidy; slovenly
2. (esp of a woman) sexually promiscuou
Resit
take (an examination) again after failing it.
“she is resitting her maths GCSE”
Plastered
Hard to not see
When a smile is plastered on a face, it means that the smile is evident all over the face & is impossible to hide or pretend that you arent smiling.
Unattended
not supervised or looked after.
“it is not acceptable for parents to leave children unattended at that age”
Pedalling
move by working the pedals of a bicycle.
“they pedalled along the canal towpath”
Black pedalling -pushin backwards
Saddle
a seat on a bicycle, motorcycle, etc.:
My bike needs a new saddle.
