1. Mouth
   Feet
2. Head
   Butt

The word 'Noodle' in Irish slang can be defined as an individual's head. It is made up of the "nod," which means to raise one's head slightly.

1. A small cottage
   A stingy person
2. A fur coat
   A good time

This informal Irish word means to enjoy oneself, have fun or a good time. Additionally, 'craic' could mean to have a good conversation or something entertaining.

1. Exhausted
   Fiesty
2. Hungry
   Silly

Prominently used in Ireland, the word 'knackered' refers to being exhausted or tired. It can be used to describe extreme tiredness after conducting an activity.

1. Salty
   Brilliant
2. Unbecoming
   Horrible

In the Irish informal language, the word 'hatchet' means to be extraordinarily excellent or brilliant. It is usually used to depict the outcome of a particular situation.

1. A child
   A nurse
2. An idiot
   A kind of bird

'Stook' is an Irish slang referring to a stupid person, a goofball or an idiot. This word could be used to describe a person who is being silly or acting like a fool.

1. To have a crush
   To need to use the bathrom
2. To go to work
   To sleep in because of a hangover

'Glad eye' in Irish lingo means to be in love or to have a crush on someone. It is commonly used to show some form of admiration for another.

1. Smiling
   Singing
2. Complaining
   Making love

The word ' Olagonin' in Ireland means to moan or to complain. It is used by the Irish when expressing regret or loss over something, typically a game.

1. The bakery
   Your workplace
2. A popular bar in Ireland
   The toilet

'The jacks' in Irish dialect is used to refer to the washroom, restroom or simply the toilet. When speaking about going to the toilet, it is used.

1. Tired
   Drunk
2. Frustrated
   Happy

To be 'langered' in Ireland means to be intoxicated or drunk. It is usually used to describe an individual who has drunk excessively.

1. They'll go take a shower.
   They'll beat you up.
2. They'll kiss you.
   They'll do you a favor.

'Batter ya' in Irish speech is an expression used by an individual to threaten another by stating he or she will 'beat up' the other. Also, to 'batter ya' means to hurt through kicking or hitting multiple times.

1. That a girl is pretty.
   That someone is drunk.
2. A stingy person
   That something is broken.

'She's peeled' is an Irish slang referring to an object which has been broken. It is usually used to describe something that is not fully functional.

1. Paperwork
   Cleaning
2. Bits and pieces
   Furniture

The word 'drobes' in Irish slang can be defined as the bits and pieces of something. It is the remainder of an object which has been smashed.

1. Making fun of something
   Dancing
2. Singing karaoke
   Getting dressed

In the Irish informal language, the slang 'take the piss' involves the act of teasing or taking advantage of someone. It is usually used when making fun or ridiculing another.

1. Out drinking
   About to get beat up
2. Looking for a job
   Going to bed

"On the lash" is prominently used in Ireland to refers to the act of going out drinking. It can be used to describe the activity of social drinking.

1. A vain man
   Sexy
2. A fool
   Smart

In the Irish informal language, the word 'muppet' means to act like a fool. It is usually used to depict the behavior of an individual.

1. To fight
   Catch a ride with them
2. To get some rest
   To give them a kiss

'Hop on' in Irish lingo signifies a fight. It is commonly used when speaking about the act of fighting.

1. Someone with a bad smile
   A dirty person
2. A stingy person
   A prostitute

The slang 'dirty tooth' is popular in the Republic of Ireland. It refers to an individual who is unclean.

1. That something is exciting
   That you have a nice car
2. That someone is sexy
   That they're about to go on a trip

In Irish dialect the phrase "what a ride" is stated when indicating appearances. It is commonly used to describe an extremely attractive or super sexy person.

1. Ugly
   Beautiful
2. Lazy
   Fool

'Whanker' in Irish speech is an expression referring to a fool. It is used by natives to make mention of a person who is dimwitted.

1. That you're modest
   That you're crazy
2. That you're ridiculously intelligent
   That you have lots of money

'Mad as a box of frogs' is used by the Irish when referring to someone who is out of their mind. It is used to describe a deranged individual or one who behaves aggressively.

1. Being a jerk
   Being gentlemanly
2. Being a good friend
   Being smart

The Irish phrase for being a jerk is 'acting the maggot.' This is often used to make reference to someone who is being insensitive or simply messing around.

1. That you like taking risks
   That you are not smart
2. That you are drunk
   That someone is ugly

This phrase refers to something that is ugly. In Ireland, the population uses it to speak about a person's whose appearance is weird or strange-looking.

1. A vain man
   A stingy person
2. A girl with too much makeup
   An animal with no owner

When ladies wear excessive amounts of makeup, the Irish consider them to be 'caked.' It is typically used to speak about the quantity of makeup applied to the face.

1. On sale
   Brand new
2. Destroyed
   Tampered with

In Irish dialect 'in tatters' can be defined as being destroyed. It can also be used to describe being ruined emotionally or completely defeated.

1. Up to date with the world
   Happy
2. Pregnant
   Smart

To be 'plugged' in the Irish language means that a woman is pregnant. It's probably best not to ponder this one too much.

1. Hugging
   Kissing
2. Cursing
   Slapping

To 'snog' is an Irish colloquial word meaning 'kiss.' It gained wide knowledge thanks to the Harry Potter movies.

1. A kind of fashion
   An explosion
2. A sound made by airplanes
   The whole thing

'Shebang' can be defined as the whole of something. This word is used to describe a situation or circumstance in its entirety.

1. Pompous
   Trustworthy
2. Dodgy
   Reliable

This Irish word means dodgy. When someone is 'rumbly,' the individual is unreliable or deceitful.

1. Stylish
   Good looking
2. Creative
   Greedy

To be referred to as 'clean on' in Ireland is to be good looking. Someone who is called 'clean on' is attractive and beautiful.

1. Someone who breaks up fights
   A vain man
2. A stingy person
   A kind of warrior

The slang 'equalizer' is used to indicate someone who interrupts or breaks up a brawl. An equalizer is also called a bouncer.

1. You're up to something.
   You're doing well.
2. You're on a plane.
   You're sexy.

When someone is doing well, the Irish will say that he or she is 'flying it.' This phrase is used when speaking about personal achievements.

1. A magical being
   Royalty
2. A kind of chef
   An uncivilized person

In Irish dialect, a 'Rale Bulgarian' describes an uncivilized or ill-mannered individual. Someone with such a character is impolite and rude.

1. An animal that's hungry
   A vain man
2. Food that one eats
   A waste of time

'Biscuits to a bear' is an Irish saying which means 'a waste of time.' It is used to signify that the outcome of a situation is pointless.

1. It is packed full (of people).
   It has the wrong kind of people.
2. It's old-fashioned.
   It's expensive.

The slang 'jammers' implies that something is fully packed. This word is typically used when describing a crowded place.

1. Making plans for later
   Having a good time
2. Causing discomfort
   Celebrating a birthday

This Irish phrase can be defined as causing embarrassment or upset. An individual who induces distress or discomfort on others is said to be "doin' a number."