What do you call it....Met,Kiss,Shift e.t.c???

arbeitsscheuer

score.

Shrimp

I think it depends totally on the person you are doing it to..

Girlfriend = Kiss
Someone like on a night out = Nip, Wear, Gettin stuck in(but gettin stuck in, is a little more than just kissing)
There are probably more I use, I just can't think of them.

I would never call it, a snog(Bwiteesh), shift(focking boggers), and score(that term used to be something, not it's only went you touch lips... prff... :rolleyes: )

popinfresh

Yes I was under the impression that "Score" means to go all the way. I hate when ppl say they scored if they only got a kiss

nlgbbbblth

rim

RuggieBear

getting into someone
blocked

or in liverpool: copped off with/tapped off with

monkeyfudge

nlgbbbblth wrote:

rim

Haha... Yes.

Felch is another good one!

fade2black

Kyu Who? wrote:

well normally here in waterford we say meet..but i go to a college full of ppl from kilkenny,waterford,carlow,cork and wexford and jsut to make it easier on the auld brains we just say kiss and every1 knows wot ur talking about..

No we don't!!

We say...

"Will you go off with him girl"

"I went off with Caroline last night"....etc...

Hugh Hefner

Bloody hell, anyone who says met/meet should be hit in the face with a baseball bat. I tolerate snog but only because if they're saying snog they're not saying met/meet. I'm glad to see that kiss is winning. I've never even heard of "shift".

Shrimp

Shift is a turfmuncher term.

I hate snog, too anglo-saxon.

Steven

Met? What the hell do you say when you meet someone? The pale is a strange place.

Mmm, turf.

DAEDULUS

anyone heard of scoring?

your talking to the king

Sangre

Score.

Usually in context with night outs.

Shift is just a horrible country term and snog is too English.
Meet is just down right confusing.

Of course score can be confusing aswell.

embee

When I lived in Cork, people used to say "I flaaaah-ed" him/her.

I never understood.

GoneShootin

I mauled the face of her!, didnt I, Embee ?

StupidLikeAFox

i monged the head off her
i wared the face off her
i feeked her (that'll be new to most)
etc etc

embee

GoneShootin wrote:

I mauled the face of her!, didnt I, Embee ?

Oh yes!

Nala

I'm from North Leinster, when I was 11/12 we all said "shift", it then changed to "meet" and has stayed there! However my friends in college are all from the country and they all say shift, so I started saying it too, cos they didn't understand "meet".

TerrorFirmer

I use the word shift generally, but usually I use the word kiss more so then shift as its less childish.

Everyone uses their respective terms, but "meet/met" is stupid - what if you genuinely went to lunch or something or a movie with someone - "I met my ma there the last day?" "I met timmy yesterday?"

Bit confusing and people must take the piss sometimes - if not alot.

Shrimp

That word shift is crap... Like way to focking boggery... Oh, BOUY, Will you shift heeerer... < Said with a dirty cork accent..

Corruptedmorals

Meet. Always has been the word. But then I'm 16. And in close proximity to Dublin....

chump

"with"

*Angel*

NotMe wrote:

I was at a football match in Leitrim when I was around 12 and some fella came up to me and said will you shift that girl over there? I didn't have a clue what he was talking about. I thought he wanted me to move her. :rolleyes:

hah!

I'd say meet or score, to me if you say you've been with someone it means more than kissing.

Norinoco

Nightwish wrote:

anyone remember the term "scon"? maybe it was a kilkenny thing...disgusting word really

Yep...ONLY in kilkenny...a phrase from years ago... :rolleyes:

People dont believe me when I tell them we used that word...everyone automatically thinks of food!! Get some slaggin over it!

kmart6

Shrimp wrote:

That word shift is crap... Like way to focking boggery... Oh, BOUY, Will you shift heeerer... < Said with a dirty cork accent..

Why are you saying bogger and then havin a cork accent,makes no sense. Considerin that a bogger is generally supposed to be someone from ze midlands!!!

ExoduS 18.11

Shrimp wrote:

That word shift is crap... Like way to focking boggery... Oh, BOUY, Will you shift heeerer... < Said with a dirty cork accent..

kmart6 wrote:

Why are you saying bogger and then havin a cork accent,makes no sense. Considerin that a bogger is generally supposed to be someone from ze midlands!!!

Yeaaaaaa watchu tick booiiiiiiiiiiiiiii????? < Said with a dirty cork accent..

Anselmo

I would say kiss but then I suppose in the nightclub context it would have to be scoring

used to say shift instead of score, I remember in early days of college (1998ish) there was a "shift chart" with all the class linked somehow or other

though was in Australia last year and really noticed how weird it sounded when a girl from Newbridge was going on about shifting, it had been such a while since I'd heard the expression used

and yeah they do say "pash" down under to mean kiss as far as I could make out, fairly amusing too cos my friend was called "Pat" and you know how us Iirsh pronounce the "t" in "Pat" to sound like "Pash" while Aussies/others would say Pattt so my friend would say "Hi my name is Pash.......!" oh dear

GoneShootin

Shrimp wrote:

That word shift is crap... Like way to focking boggery... Oh, BOUY, Will you shift heeerer... < Said with a dirty cork accent..

Unlike dublin, whose patrons have an accent like an angle grinder. Either that or a "non-accent"...

/off topic

Pen0s

marshmallow wrote:

it depends......
i'd say kiss/meet a boyfriend/girlfriend but if it was at a club disco i'd say score. anyone heard of scoring?

yes scores the one most people use now

damn college heads!

Caliden

in Tuam in galway its known as "feeking" someone

Pen0s

Caliden wrote:

in Tuam in galway its known as "feeking" someone

ROFLMAO!!!!

hahahaha thats too funny