Local language topic
Irish English
Compare 5 regional entries that share this classification while keeping each local definition attached to its place.
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after doing
/AF-ter DOO-ing/A construction meaning that an action has just happened or has recently been completed.
“I’m after losing my keys again.”
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amn’t I?
/AM-ent eye/The Irish English first-person negative question corresponding to standard “aren’t I?”
“I’m next in the queue, amn’t I?”
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craic
//kræk//Fun, enjoyable conversation, social atmosphere, or news about what is happening.
“What’s the craic for the weekend?”
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cute hoor
/cute HOOR/A shrewd, crafty, or politically slippery person who gets results through charm, calculation, or manipulation.
“He’s a cute hoor when there’s a deal to be done.”
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now in a minute
/now in a MIN-it/Very soon, after a brief delay, or once the current task is finished.
“I’ll put the kettle on now in a minute.”