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Question 1

dodgy

Answer 1

likely to be dishonest or illegal:
The couple lost their life savings in some dodgy investments

Suspect, strange or perhaps of unclear origin, i.e. stolen, or even (in the case of a car or machinery in general) given to breaking down.

Many, many years ago I had a Ford Fiesta which was ‘dodgy’, as in everything that possibly could, went wrong with it! I

Question 2

Bags that one

Answer 2

bag something (informal) to claim something as yours before somebody else claims it; to take something before somebody else can get it
Sally had managed to bag the two best seats.
Quick, bag that table over there!

Question 3

Seemingly

Answer 3

appearing to be something, especially when this is not true:
He remains confident and seemingly untroubled by his recent problems.

Question 4

Drop them back

Answer 4

To leave something for someone
Well drop them back later

Question 5

Cant help but

Answer 5

can’t help but
to be unable to refrain from or avoid; be obliged to
Still, you can’t help but admire her

I cant help but think that i was supposed be be doing something today.

Question 6

Take a detour

Answer 6

different or less direct route to a place that is used to avoid a problem or to visit somewhere or do something on the way:
make a detour You’d be wise to make a detour to avoid the roadworks.

Question 7

Gobshite

Answer 7

a stupid, foolish, or incompetent person.
“he’d have looked like a right gobshite bringing the lawnmower for a walk around a baldy garden”

Question 8

To be off

Answer 8

To be away,somewhere else than the place you were expected bo be

And instead your off fuckin aboyt with conor

Question 9

Put up a fight

Answer 9

To offer some form of resistance to an attack. quotations ▼
She put up a fight when the mugger tried to steal her purse.

Question 10

Wag

Answer 10

(especially of a tail or finger) to move from side to side or up and down, especially quickly and repeatedly, or to cause this to happen:
The little dog’s tail wagged in delight.
He wagged his finger sternly at the two boys.

Question 11

Banging antlers in the amazon

Answer 11

Antlers is the branched horn on the head of a deer and banging means to hit something

Banging antlers is when deers bang their antlers

Question 12

Whis someone ass

Answer 12

beat someone in a fight or contest.

Question 13

Loan

Answer 13

a thing that is borrowed
Thanks for the loan boys

Question 14

Sound

Answer 14

used to say that you like, agree with, or approve of someone or something:
He’s a good guy. He’s sound.
“Shall we go there now?” “Yeah, sound.”

Sound lads

Question 15

Robust

Answer 15

(of a person or animal) strong and healthy, or (of an object or system) strong and unlikely to break or fail:
He looks robust and healthy enough

Eggs are robust

Question 16

Rep

Answer 16

Reputation

Question 17

Sketch

Answer 17

a term used to describe a situation, a person, a store, a restuarant, an item, basically any noun, that is of dubious character
That restaurant looks a little sketch; did you see all the bugs in there?!

Question 18

Tidy up

Answer 18

arrange something in a neat and ordered way.
“I’ll just go and tidy up”

Clean things after you

Question 19

Go off

Answer 19

to leave a place and go somewhere else:
She’s gone off on holiday with Tony.

Question 20

A spin

Answer 20

for a spin and *for a ride; for a drive
to take a ride in a vehicle or on a bicycle. (Typically: go ~; go out ~; take something ~.) Let’s get out our bikes and go for a spin

Question 21

Protective

Answer 21

wantingtoprotectsomeone fromcriticism,hurt,danger, etc. because you like them very much:

It’seasyto be too protectivetowards/ofyourchildren.

Question 22

Togetyourhole

Answer 22

Togetseggs
In Ireland, a man may say he got his hole when he got some eggs
Somebodys not getting their hole tonight

Question 23

Im/On a bit of a rush

Answer 23

You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone is feeling hurried or rushed. For example, “I’m feeling a bit of a rush to get to the airport on time.”.

Question 24

Owe you one

Answer 24

said to thank someone for helping you and as a way of saying that you will do something for them in the future:
Thanks for the help, Bill - I owe you one.

Question 25

Compacting

Answer 25

to press something together in a tight and solid way:
Cars had compacted the snow until it was like ice.

Question 26

I fall in through the cracks

Answer 26

to not be noticed or dealt with:
Little details often fall through the cracks.

Question 27

Draw the curtains

Answer 27

to pull curtains so that they are either together or apart:
Could you draw the curtains, please?

Question 28

Mind

Answer 28

to be careful of, or give attention to something:
[ + (that) ] Mind that box - the bottom isn’t very strong.

Question 29

Smelly

Answer 29

Having unpleasant smell
Smelly egg

Question 30

Bum

Answer 30

The part of the body you sit on

Question 31

Supervise

Answer 31

to watch a person or activity to make certain that everything is done correctly, safely, etc.:
The UN is supervising the distribution of aid by local agencies in the disaster area.

Question 32

Change a Nappy

Answer 32

Nappy is the material fastened around babys bottom
Change a babys nappy means to change that thing

Question 33

Take over

Answer 33

to start doing a job or being responsible for something that another person did or had responsibility for before:
He took over from the previous headmaster in February.

Question 34

Clock out

Answer 34

to leave work, especially by recording the time you leave on a special machine:
I’m not going to clock out at 5 if I have a customer who needs some help.

Question 35

Cocblc

Answer 35

the action of preventing someone (usually a man) from having sex by intentionally or unintentionally stopping (blocking) someone else’s from reaching its intended destination.

Question 36

Slapper

Answer 36

Someone who dresses like a hoe and acts like one
Shes a slapper

Question 37

Gangly

Answer 37

Lanky
Long and thin

Question 38

Cheesy

Answer 38

If someone’s feet, shoes, or socks are cheesy, they smell unpleasant:
Someone here’s got cheesy feet!

Question 39

Doddle

Answer 39

A very easy task

Question 40

Hang on

Answer 40

2. To retain possession, custody, control, or employment of someone or something.
   Why are you hanging on to all this junk in the basement? Surely we don’t need four cheese graters.

Question 41

Landing strip

Answer 41

That thing that looks like a plane landing strio

Question 42

Classy

Answer 42

stylish or fashionable:
That’s one classy vehicle you’ve got there

Question 43

A watched pot never boils

Answer 43

time seems to drag endlessly when you’re waiting for something to happen.

Question 44

Knock yourself out

Answer 44

To go ahead; to do as one pleases.
“These cookies are my favorite! Can I have some?” “Sure, knock yourself out.”

Question 45

Crest of wave

Answer 45

The top part of a wave

Question 46

Knob

Answer 46

Just the same thing as d

Question 47

Skin tag

Answer 47

Skin tags are small growths on your skin that can look a bit like warts.