2 definitions by Mick F
- Any working class area of an Irish city (e.g. Mayfield in Cork, Ballybeg in Waterford, west Tallaght or Ballymun in Dublin). Can also be used to refer to the entire city of Limerick.
- Derives from knacker + "Nicaragua" and originates from the early '80s when that country was much in the news for being something of a troublespot.
- Such an area will be populated by skangers, norries, skobes, chavs and of course the ludakrisly laughable wiggaz.
- The polar opposite of D4
- Derives from knacker + "Nicaragua" and originates from the early '80s when that country was much in the news for being something of a troublespot.
- Such an area will be populated by skangers, norries, skobes, chavs and of course the ludakrisly laughable wiggaz.
- The polar opposite of D4
- "You're where? Neilstown? If you think I'm coming over to Knackeragua to pick you up, you must have shit for brains!"
- "Liffey Valley? Oh yeah, the shops are kewell but it's in the middle of Knackeragua."
- "Liffey Valley? Oh yeah, the shops are kewell but it's in the middle of Knackeragua."
by Mick F November 6, 2005
- In Ireland, a derogatory way of describing someone who drives a Fiat Punto, the most common pov POS car on the country's roads. The car generally sports L-plates (learner plates) and the driver generally sports a baseball cap or other type of skanger/chav clothing.
- Punto cuntos generally think that modified multichromatic headlights are "bleedin' deadly" or that the neon strips they've stuck under the car are "da bomb".
- Punto cuntos generally think that modified multichromatic headlights are "bleedin' deadly" or that the neon strips they've stuck under the car are "da bomb".
- "Nearly had an accident this morning - this Punto cunto pulled out in front of me on Stephen's Green".
- "Take it easy driving down love, let all the Punto cuntos overtake into the oncoming traffic if they like".
- "Take it easy driving down love, let all the Punto cuntos overtake into the oncoming traffic if they like".
by Mick F November 6, 2005