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Irish Slang: ¡@ meaning in English:
Sally n head; comes from Sallynoggin(Dublin suburb) you take out the noggin part which is head.
Sambos n sandwiches
Sap n wimp
Savage a very severe
Scab n/v one who scabs (constantly borrows or tries to get freebies); scabby, stingy
Scab n very angry woman/man
Scaldy n scabby, stingy
Scallion n spring onion
Scalped v to get a short haircut
Scanger n stupid female
Scarlet a blushing
Scatter v run away from something 
Scon n Scatter
Score n twenty; Four score=80; lend us a score=20 pounds
Scram! go away!
Scran n food
Scrap n fight
the Scratch a dole, social security
dole, social security n bed
Scrawbed n scratched by fingernails - usually in a fight
Screwed v fecked, in trouble
Scrubber n female of low morals

Scuttered

n drunk

Scundered/

scunderated

v embarrassed
Scutters/Squitters n diarrhoea
Scutting v catching a ride by hanging from the back of a moving truck and then jumping off
Session n Drinking all day long, typically starting before noon
Shades n police
Shagged a tired
Sham n used by a man from a rural area when addressing one from the city e.g. How's it goin', sham?
Shaper n young guy who takes up a lot of space when he struts around
Shattered a exhausted
Shenanagans n carry-on/horse-play
Shift n kiss
Shite hawk n general term of abuse
Shitter n toilet
Shittin' a brick phr very nervous
Shlossed a very drunk
Shook a looks very unwell e.g. "he looked shook"
Shore n outside ( your kitchen door) drain
Shorts n liquor drinks (spirits) - shots or mixed drinks
Shower of savages n a crowd, out to have a raucous time but being a bit of a nuisance!
Shrapnel n loose change
Silko n similar to gouger except less offensive
Single n packet of chips
Six o' one, half a dozen o' the other phr exactly the same
horrible, not good a horrible, not good
Sketch n usually a girl who looks a state
Skin n head
Sky diver n a fiver(5 pounds)
Slagging n having someone on, making fun of them
Slapper n scrubber or a slut
Slash n/v "to take a slash"= to piss, to urinate
Sleeveen, Slinkeen n a sly type, pinch the eyes out of your head
Slinjing v dragging your heels
Slug n mouthful of a drink - gis a slug
Snapper n child
Snaps n photographs
Snared rapid v caught doing something one shouldn't have been doing
Sneachta n cocaine (snow)
Snitch, Squealer, Squaler n informant
Snobby Weather!! phr "are you choosing to ignore me?" (usually meant in humour)
Snog, Shift v make out with or get off with (someone)
Snot n nasal discharge
Snot rag n handkerchief
Snug n pub booth
Soft as shite n soft in the head
Soft auld day, it's a phr usually said by old people when referring to a typically Irish day, i.e. a soft rain falling
Soother n pacifier, dummy
Sound a very good
Spa n someone who hasn't got good co-ordination
Specky Four-Eyes a anyone who wears glasses (kid's nickname)
Speedy n police motorbike
Sprog n kid
Spuds n potatoes
Squealer n baby; someone who tells on you
Squid n same as quid
Squizz n a look-see
Stabber n the last 1/4 of a cigarette - "leave us a stabber"
Steamed, Steamboats v very drunk - "we're getting steamed (steamboats) tonight"
Steever n a kick in the backside
Stinky/Stinkies n shit
Stop the lights! exclam jayzuz, really?!
Stocious a drunk as a lord
Strand n beach
Strides n trousers
Streal n looking down and out; Like a streal
Stung a embarrassed after getting caught doing something ye shouldn't
Suckin' diesel v having a good time
Swimming trunks n mens' bathing suit