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    Hello Ladies & Stuff,

    It has come to my attention, increasingly so over these last years, that I speak a form of English alien to anyone outside the cliffs of Ireland. If that was not enough, being from Belfast, I tend to speak it at 60 miles per second. In meeting my wifes family & laughing at their puzzled expressions trying to make out a single word. I thought, as this is multi national & multi regional, it would be a good idea to post your localk dictionary. Words very few others use outside your spit ridden city walls.

    Here is an A-Z of the Belfast language. If you wish to orally practice saying it out loud I'd advise you invest in a monitor spit-guard.

    A
    Afeard - Scared
    Ah - I or me, (i.e. Ah don't feel well)
    Aminal - common mispronounciation of Animal
    Amptinat? -I most definitely am.
    Arsehole - calling someone a rectum
    Aye - meaning "yes"

    B
    Balleex -"bollocks" Thats balleex - Used in context when disagreeing with someone
    Bake -someones face
    Baltic - quite cold
    Banjaxed - drunk
    Bate - beat, i.e. I bate her up so ah did
    Bate The Wife - bottle of cider (for Americans Cider is a cheap apple based alcoholic drink)
    Beef - male sexual organ ie "Ah slipped her the beef lawst nite"
    Beezer - Very good, Thats Beezer
    Beg - wafer thin plastic vessel; good for carrying shopping :also "oul' beg" when referring to an
    elderly female
    Blurt - Slang for female genetalia
    Boggen - dirty, unclean
    Boulin' - messing about
    Bout Ye - "Hello"
    Brave - large
    Brew - weekly unemployment benefits
    buggered - broken

    C
    Cameracorder -grannies use of the word "camcorder"
    Cheeser -like Beezer, meaning "very good" or "exellent"
    Chicken -child slang for "afraid"
    Chinks -popular Chinese food Take Aways
    Childer -children
    Cracker -not something you put cheese on, means beezer
    Creamed -tired

    D
    Dander -a walk, ie I'm goin fer a dander
    Dawg -canine, dog
    Digikil -common mis-prounciation of "Digital"
    Drawers -underwear
    Dour -a door
    Duncher -Cap

    E
    Earlee-er -before the present
    Eejit -derived from "Idiot", means "Idiot"
    Eff Aaf - smurf Off

    F
    FaakAaf - Excuse me my good man, kindly vacate the premises
    Faaler -father
    Fally - follow
    Fillum -a movie or film
    Fingy -someone whose name you can't remember
    Frig -polite word for "smurf", also used: Flip
    Flour - a floor
    Fut - foot

    G
    Gat -slang, You're a wee gat or get
    Geg -fun, "Ats a geg"
    Getawaydasmurf -go away now
    Givuz -give me
    Glass -Half-Pint
    Goes -replaces the word "Said" ie And I goes: What? Are you slabberin'?" And then she goes, "Yip."
    Gutties - training shoes

    H
    Happy Days - that's good
    Hardly -meaning "Thats not true" ie Hardly now. Hardly.
    Hectic - See Mad
    Heel -not to be confused with the back of your foot, means end of a loaf
    Heerzme - "And then I said..."
    Hippy - someone who likes Bon Jovi
    Houl On -please wait

    J
    Job -activity usually carried out under the cover of night
    Joken -joking

    K
    Kudn't -couldn't ie Ah kudn't do that...

    L
    Lairdindeyit -please do start eating (or drinking) see also "wiredintillit"
    Leenantarsapees -Famous Italian landmark
    Lifted - arrested
    Lingo -language

    M
    Mad - See Hectic
    Mairshen - Emersion Heater
    Magic -not tricks, but another word meaning great or good
    Majassif - large
    Mawn -a man, male
    Meat Wagon - Police Landrovers
    Melt -no actual meaning, used as: "I'll knock your melt in"
    Messages - weekly shopping
    Milly -name given to teenage females. See also: Steek
    Moufy[img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img] - rather outspoken person
    Mucker -a friend or mate
    Muller -Mother or "Ma"

    N
    Nek it - drink that drink in one
    Nice One -that was good
    Norman -bullying term for someone with no friends
    Norwegain - Another Gin please
    Now Yer Sucken Deezel -that's a good way of going about that

    O
    Offees -alchohol retailer
    Oi -a yelp for someones attention ie Oi! You! C'mere!"
    Oxters -Armpits

    P
    Pat - container in which food is boiled
    Prably -maybe, its likely
    Passion -heavy rain in Ballymena
    Parfil - strong
    Peeler -a police officer
    Piece -sandwich
    Pot - short for Patrick
    Pssskety -common misprounciation of "Spaghetti"
    Pump - to urinate
    Purdie -countryside slang for Potato

    Q
    Quim -slang for female genetalia

    R
    Ragin' -angry, Ahm bloody ragin' so ah am.
    Ration -you'd be doing this if you were trying to get to somewhere in a hurry, in Ballymena
    Rare -not to be confused with "scarce", means crap

    S
    Samitch -mispronunciation of "Sandwhich"
    Scundered - embarrassed
    Sebm -seven [7]
    Shap -shop
    Shar -a shower
    Sicken' Ye - would annoy you
    Skinned Ye! - Haha my good friend, I do believe I won that particular game by a significant margin
    Slabber -someone who makes bad comments about you behind your back or to your face
    Spoofen - lying
    Spide - see Steek
    Spoon -someone with a low IQ
    Steek -male with bad dress and hair sense
    Stroked - stolen / ripped off

    T
    Ta -Thank You
    Tarl - a towel
    Theee -the number three
    Theee Leet - 3 litre bottle of cider
    Till -replaces the word "to" ie Goin till the shap"
    Tube -see: Spoon
    Two Leet - 2 litre bottle of cider

    U
    Undurstawnd -understand ie Do ye undurstawnd me?

    W
    brilliant"
    Welt -male genitals
    Wee -put in front of words such as "drink", "dander", and basically anything
    Wick -not exactly brilliant
    Willik - nose
    Wiredintillit -"Got wiredintillit earlee-er"
    Windie -a window
    Windielickurs -horrid term for the mentally disadvantaged
    Windie Still -a window sill
    Wooden One -not a clever person

    Y
    Yermaa -an insult said when nothing else can be thought of
    Yeegittin? -Are you being served?
    Yip -yes
    Yousens - When addressing more than one person


    There you have it, follow up with your own. NOW.

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    Argh, that would take like forever to finish. ><



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    Think of any Glaswegian slang. There, that's the kind of language I use.

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    ai up me duck - hello my good friend

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    I can't be bothered doing all that xD I'll just type up all our slang here.

    Fit - Means to either be fit and healthy or very attractive. But now in my School, not just people are 'fit' but food is. "Ooh this Sandwich is well fit" -_-;

    Meet/Meeting/Met - Urm.. Snogging? haha

    F2F - Fit to f**k basically xD

    Sound - Hmm, when something is good it can be described as "Oh my god, that is well sound"


    ehh, thats all I can think of. I never use Slang

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    Heh, McCooey Cuchulainn. You forgot yer man meaning someone whose name cannot be remembered at the moment.
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    Wow, when it comes to my town, only one vocabulary word used by most people here comes to mind, and it's "gay" as an insult. *rolls eyes*


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    Oh yes, and the word McCooey means someone from Belfast. In Ballycastle it is used frequently before B*****ds against the local McCooey population who have brought the Belfast art of theft, stealing and burning cars and rioting to Ballycastle. Oh yes, the word gansey, meaning jumper. comes from irish.
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