Do you know what a Gollop is?

uch · 29-09-2018 03:03AM #1

My best wife said I could have a sip of her wine but she said I had a gollop, anybody know what this is

gammygils · 29-09-2018 03:06AM

Another wife?

pleas advice · 29-09-2018 03:09AM

Thread needs a poll

Suckit · 29-09-2018 03:09AM

A wart on your eyeball.

Outlaw Pete · 29-09-2018 03:12AM

Drinking a big gulp fast ...

pleas advice · 29-09-2018 03:18AM

Like a horse

Ipso · 29-09-2018 03:34AM

Is it more than a slug?

deco nate · 29-09-2018 03:40AM

After a gollap, be careful of a good Wallop..

Jim Bob Scratcher · 29-09-2018 03:59AM

A good rogering

namenotavailablE · 29-09-2018 03:59AM

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Gollop

Duckworth_Luas · 29-09-2018 04:12AM

What's the worst wife up to?

Canis Lupus · 29-09-2018 04:42AM

She said gulp but she's also a muck savage bogger so said it incorrectly.

Skatedude · 29-09-2018 05:36AM

Gollop is a large gulp of a drink, Usually drank quickly. old wording and not used to often anymore. And was some times also used for food.

Ie, Gollop your breakfast down or you will be late for school. But havent heard it been used in years

Avatar MIA · 29-09-2018 05:58AM

uch wrote: »

My best wife said I could have a sip of her wine but she said I had a gollop, anybody know what this is

You know, here's a thought, you could ask your wife or are ye not inflectolerating?

padohaodha · 29-09-2018 06:03AM

A gollop equates to four slugs.Two gollops equates to a savage.In old money.

McDermotX · 29-09-2018 06:08AM

'Giz a gollop of dat'

Still well in use today when you think about it.

Car99 · 29-09-2018 07:32AM

A gollop of that and a dollop of this. Savage.

Jimmy. · 29-09-2018 07:41AM

Wearing her underwear will be the next thing you will be at.

Badly Drunk Boy · 29-09-2018 08:15AM

'Tis a galloping gulp.

Eggs For Dinner · 29-09-2018 08:40AM

Thought gollop was a regular word that everyone would know. I've always used it (50's)

Lorelli! · 29-09-2018 08:46AM

padohaodha wrote: »

A gollop equates to four slugs..

What's a guzzle then?

29-09-2018 09:00AM

Here's another dollop, gallop it down.

Nekarsulm · 29-09-2018 09:05AM

Lorelli! wrote: »

What's a guzzle then?

A guzzle is when a friend says " have a taste this new beer I've found" and you drink the whole pint without stopping

iamwhoiam · 29-09-2018 09:09AM

My gran would always say " Don't gollop down your dinner there are no dinner thieves in my house "

Lorelli! · 29-09-2018 09:11AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

A guzzle is when a friend says " have a taste this new beer I've found" and you drink the whole pint without stopping

A gollop to the finish line!

somesoldiers · 29-09-2018 09:19AM

Anyone know what a “Goker” is? It’s a word I use by I can’t eeem to trace where I picked it up, my family laugh when I say it so not them

somesoldiers · 29-09-2018 09:21AM

Anyone know what a “Goker” is? It’s a word I use by I can’t seem to trace where I picked it up, my family laugh when I say it, so not them

Avatar MIA · 29-09-2018 09:26AM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

My gran would always say " Don't gollop down your dinner there are no dinner thieves in my house "

Aw, tourettes? Poor thing.

Avatar MIA · 29-09-2018 09:29AM

somesoldiers wrote: »

Anyone know what a “Goker” is? It’s a word I use by I can’t seem to trace where I picked it up, my family laugh when I say it, so not them

Had heard of the term, 'Get the Gawks' Cork, circa 80s.

What context would Goker be used?

somesoldiers · 29-09-2018 09:38AM

Avatar MIA wrote: »

Had heard of the term, 'Get the Gawks' Cork, circa 80s.

What context would Goker be used?

“Where is the Goker I am bringing little Johnny to the shops?”

iamwhoiam · 29-09-2018 10:00AM

somesoldiers wrote: »

“Where is the Goker I am bringing little Johnny to the shops?”

Is it a word used for a babys buggy ?

Do you know what a Gollop is?

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