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Irish words for Drunk:
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Ibid wrote:Sozzled. My German teacher used that once back in the day.
"On his ear".
My brother used sozzled alot. Good one
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My ma says that all the time but I presume it's just picked up from hearing the word paralytic said fast.SDooM wrote:You missed polatic?
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eirebhoy wrote:My ma says that all the time but I presume it's just picked up from hearing the word paralytic said fast.
I use them both and no one has said they're the same to me..?
I coudl of course, just not have any friends who care enough. 0 -
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eirebhoy wrote:Just a few more to go.
1. Ar mesice
2. Balloblus
3. Bananas
4. Banjaxed
5. Banjo'd
6. Battered
7. Blathered
8. Bolloxed
9. Drunk
10. Elephants
11. Fcked
12. Fluttered
13. Full
14. Gargled
15. Gee Eyed
16. Half cut
17. Hammered
18. Jarred
19. Langers/Langered
20. Lashed
21. Legless
22. Locked
23. Mouldy
24. Ossified
25. Paralytic
26. Pissed
27. Plastered
28. Rat arsed
29. Rubber
30. Scuttered
31. Sh1t-faced
32. Slaughtered
33. Sloshed
34. Smashed
35. Stocious
36. Tanked
37. Three sheets in the wind
38. Trolleyed
39. Trousered
40. Twisted
Banned for show boating !!
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eoin5 wrote:I've a new one : Aldied.
ie: horribly drunk on 4 euro bottles of wine from our nations favourite non-national store.
Love it !!! So Irish, yet embracing the Celtic tiger, cultural melting pot that is Ireland nowadys - almost cosmopoliton 0 -
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MementoMori wrote:one that was in common usage around UCC was
Galvinised
The original source of this was the chain of off-licenses around Cork "Galvins"
Good one!!! Any more unique ones with personal stories always the best 0 -
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Christifed (chris-tif-ied)
Put this up years ago, inspired by a friend of my brothers.
off his bin
wankered
loaded
demented
messy
cabbaged
full as a bingo bus
mangled
ruined
wrecked
oiled
rote off
Do many people know the origin of the word 'Balooba's??
Myself and my brothers used it in front of my Uncle in the pub before, he got a bit (very)upset (to say the least) and offended.
The word derives from the African tribe the Baloobas who were involved with clashes with Irish UN Peace Keeping troops in the Congo in the late 20th century.
It can't of being well documented, my dad (a couple of years younger) hadn't heard of it.
The Baloobas tribe were known for being a bit... mad in the head.
Still, I think it's a fantastic word, wonderfully descriptive of a drunken state!0 -
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