Recently Added Slang

Looking messy or unattractive (e.g., "That haircut got you chopped").

Delivering style or excellence effortlessly (e.g., "You're serving looks today").

Completely losing control or having a meltdown (e.g., "Stop crashing out over small stuff").

Win or loss; quick judgment on something (e.g., "That decision was a big L").

Something that's amazing or hits hard (e.g., "This beat slaps").

A pivotal, unavoidable life moment that shapes you (from Spider-Man memes).

No lie; seriously or truthfully (e.g., "This is fire, no cap").

To excel or go viral dramatically (e.g., "That video is about to pop off").

A waster or person with low intelligence.

Delighted (with Dublin accent).

Mild exclamation instead of blasphemy.

To scold or complain.

To kiss someone.

A messy or dirty place.

Situation improving from bad to good.

Hungover.

Joking or fooling someone.

An idiot or foolish person.

Hang on or wait a minute.

Fooling around or behaving mischievously.

A boring or dull person with no sense of fun.

An opportunist or risk-taker, often dubiously.

A mild swear word similar to "fuck," or to describe someone annoying.

To insult someone jokingly.

Broken, ruined, or completely worn out.

A foolish or incompetent person.

Quick movement or someone attractive.

Girlfriend or a young woman.

Expression of outrage or impatience.

Very drunk.

Something amazing or great.

Excellent, amazing, or very good.

Lucky or flukey.

That guy or woman, often unfamiliar or disliked.

Fun, entertainment, or gossip; also used as a greeting like "What's the craic?" meaning "How's it going?".

Okay, fine, or good; used to describe something adequate or to brush off questions.

Funny or entertaining; can describe a person or situation.

A person from rural Ireland, often used by city dwellers.

Completely exhausted or tired.

The toilet or bathroom.

Well done or good job; an expression of approval.

Go on; used for encouragement or disbelief.

Very drunk or intoxicated.

A thing or object; something whose name you can't remember.

Embarrassed or blushing with shame.

Nonsense or rubbish; also an exclamation.

Someone from rural Ireland.

A lazy person who avoids work.

A couch or sofa (more common among older generations).

A multi-level parking garage.