Irish Dictionary
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F
| Irish Slang | ¡@ | meaning in English |
| F-word | n,a,v | used freely, mostly for strengthening an adjective |
| Fag | n | cigarette |
| Fair play/whack to ya! | phr | well done! |
| Falling from me, it's | phr | polite way of saying "I've got the runs" |
| Far wack, the | n | over on the opposite side |
| Feck | n | used instead of the other F word |
| Fecky the Ninth | n | complete idiot |
| Fib | n | a lie |
| Fierce | a | very; 'twas fierce cold |
| Fifty | n | stood-up (I got a fifty) |
| 50p lifesaver | n | condom |
| Fine thing/fine bit of stuff | n | admiring comment on member of opposite sex |
| Fla/Flah | n | very attractive person |
| Fla/Flah | v | to have sexual intercourse with someone ( From Irish 'Fleadh' meaning party) |
| Flah'ed out | a | exhausted |
| Flaming | a | drunk |
| Flea Rake | n | a comb |
| Flicks | n | movies, pictures |
| Flitters | a | tattered and torn |
| Flummoxed | a | puzzled |
| Flute | n | penis |
| Fluthered | a | drunk |
| Fly Cemetery | n | currant bun |
| Flying low, you're | phr | your zip is undone |
| Follier-upper | n | a serial at the pictures (movies). To be continued ... |
| Foostering | n | wasting time |
| Fry | n | fried breakfast (typically sausage, bacon, eggs and pudding) |