Irish Dictionary

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M

Irish Slang:   meaning in English:
ma n mother
Maggot, Stop acting the ... phr stop messin' around
Mala n plasticine
Mangled a drunk
Manky a filthy dirty
Mary Hick, Mary Banger n unfashionable female
Massive a brilliant, deadly
Master n the best, expression of approval. "It's the master"
Me arse and Katty Barry! phr yeah sure
Melted a very tired
Mentaller a crazy guy
Me ould segotia, me ould sweat, me ould flower n best friend
Messages n shopping, groceries
Messing v playing around
Midden n a sloppy person
Millie up! phr a fight going to start
Milling v fighting
Mind yer house! phr warning that one is going to be tackled from behind (sport)
Mind yourself v be careful
Minerals n soft drinks in the US, cool drinks in South Africa
Mingin' a dirty, manky
Missed by a gee hair phr just missed; can be used to describe a near accident or a missed shot in soccer etc.
Mitch v bunk school, playing truant
Molly coddle v over protect
Mortaller n mortal sin
Mortified a embarassed, usually said by your ma
Mot n Girlfriend
Motherless a drunk
Mouldy n lousy/rotten
Mountainy a as in "She's a bit mountainy"; term of abuse for women from the country denoting big and rough like a mountain.
Muck n soil
Mucker n either a culchie or sometimes, a friend i.e. someone you muck around with
Muck-truck n culchie school bus
Muppet n fool, idiot
Murder n tough going/difficult
Muzzy n a little brat