Irish Dictionary

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Irish Slang: ¡@ meaning in English:
Caffler n arsehole, idiot, eejit
Cake-hole n mouth or arsehole!
Can of piss n derogatory term i.e. "You're some can of piss"
Carpet muncher n lesbian
Carry-on n argument, commotion
Cassie n back yard
Cat a no good, awful, very bad
Cha n tea
Chancer n dodgy/risky character
Cheek n Disrespect
Cheesed Off a angry, also Pissed Off
Cheese on your chin phr your fly is open!
Chinwag n a chat
Chipper n fish and chip shop
Chiseller n young child
Choken the chicken n wank
Chucker-out n doorman/bouncer
Claim v if you claim somebody you are picking a fight. you are claimed !
Clatter n slap
Clique n a group
Cnawvshawling v complaining
Cock manger n urinals
Cod v having someone on, as in: "Aw, g'wan, yer only coddin' me"
Coodle n shit
Cog v copy someone else's work at school
Colcannon v Mashed potatoes, cabbage or kale & butter, served at halloween
Complan n meal supplement, usually drunk by pregnant women and grannies
Conkers n chestnuts
Cop on (to yourself) v get a life/don't be so stupid
Cop shop n Garda station
Cooker n stove
Corner boy n somebody who hangs around aimlessly on the streets(gen a youth); used by older people
Covers n bedclothes
Cow Juice n milk
Crack n fart
Craic n (pronounced crack) fun time and good conversation
Crisps n potato chips
Crock n bad car; crock of shite is same as ball of shite
Cub n young boy
Culchie n a city dweller's name for a country person
Cuttie n young girl
Cutty Knife n knife for cutting the bread