Cork,ireland word for 'wassup' or a general greeting. It came from the greeting 'what's the crack?' but 's'crak?' is just a shortened version i.e. you dont say the 'what' or the 'the' part!!...also see 'crack' because irish crack is not crack-cocaine!:)
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
Irish (possibly just in cork, i havent checked!) word meaning: Do you know what I mean?...d'ya know what I mean...the 'what' part is just kind of skipped over and the 'I' is pronounced as a quick 'a' sound (as in 'ah' not 'ay')...Jaatamean is how you say it but i suppose it could be spelled 'dyaatamean' too. I've never seen it written down but it's commonly used in speech in cork/ireland?
1st person: "I think that's bad buzz what she did to him...he didnt deserve that jaatamean?'
2nd person: "I know ya." (also common phrase to use!)
2nd person: "I know ya." (also common phrase to use!)
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
1st use:
'how did ya get on last night?'
'oh we went down the pub...it was great craic/crack!'
2nd use:
see s'crack?
'how did ya get on last night?'
'oh we went down the pub...it was great craic/crack!'
2nd use:
see s'crack?
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
verb.
Irish word meaning drinking an alcoholic beverage! It is the general pastime of most teenagers in ireland!lol
gat=alcoholic drink
Irish word meaning drinking an alcoholic beverage! It is the general pastime of most teenagers in ireland!lol
gat=alcoholic drink
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
pronounced 'by' but people spell it different ways: boi, biy, bi...and so on.
It is a term we cork (ireland) people use when referring to each other. It would be the equivalent of 'homeboy' or 'homie' and so on..!!
It is a term we cork (ireland) people use when referring to each other. It would be the equivalent of 'homeboy' or 'homie' and so on..!!
1st person: 'Are you coming down to...tonight?'
2nd person: 'Naw by' (no!)
1st person: 'Story by?'
2nd person: 'S'crack?'
2nd person: 'Naw by' (no!)
1st person: 'Story by?'
2nd person: 'S'crack?'
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
Cork (ireland) phrase which describes something which is annoying or something that is unfair.
see also the single word 'buzz'.
see also the single word 'buzz'.
1st person: 'I got a load of homework today.'
2nd person: 'Aw bad buzz!'
1st person: 'D'ya hear that she cheated on him?'
2nd person: 'What? aw thats bad buzz!'
2nd person: 'Aw bad buzz!'
1st person: 'D'ya hear that she cheated on him?'
2nd person: 'What? aw thats bad buzz!'
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007
by xxkrissxx September 07, 2007