Fooling around or behaving mischievously.
Expression of outrage or impatience.
Broken, ruined, or completely worn out.
Someone from rural Ireland.
Nonsense or rubbish; also an exclamation.
An opportunist or risk-taker, often dubiously.
Joking or fooling someone.
Fun, entertainment, or gossip; also used as a greeting like "What's the craic?" meaning "How's it going?".
A person from rural Ireland, often used by city dwellers.
Excellent, amazing, or very good.
Delighted (with Dublin accent).
A lazy person who avoids work.
A boring or dull person with no sense of fun.
An idiot or foolish person.
Well done or good job; an expression of approval.
A mild swear word similar to "fuck," or to describe someone annoying.
Funny or entertaining; can describe a person or situation.
To scold or complain.
A foolish or incompetent person.
Okay, fine, or good; used to describe something adequate or to brush off questions.
Go on; used for encouragement or disbelief.
Very drunk.
Lucky or flukey.
Mild exclamation instead of blasphemy.
A messy or dirty place.
Completely exhausted or tired.
Very drunk or intoxicated.
Quick movement or someone attractive.
To kiss someone.
Girlfriend or a young woman.
Embarrassed or blushing with shame.
A waster or person with low intelligence.
Hungover.
To insult someone jokingly.
Hang on or wait a minute.
Situation improving from bad to good.
The toilet or bathroom.
Something amazing or great.
That guy or woman, often unfamiliar or disliked.
A thing or object; something whose name you can't remember.