southsider

A general collective stereotype for a person from the south of Dublin's Liffey river. Generally percieved to be posh.

All following descriptions are stereotypical perceptions:

Stereotypically from a wealthy Dublin suburb

Generally goes to a private school.

Speaks in a twangy accent which vears from posh Irish to mid Atlantic to mild English to American.

Girls typically wear O'Neills navy tracksuit bottoms with Dubarry boat shoes - dubes. Boys wear a lot of Abercrombie and Fitch, Leinster rugby jerseys.

Typified by the weekly Ross O'Carroll-Kelly column in The Sunday Tribune.

Has penchant for words 'omigod', 'like', 'ledge', 'fock', 'spa', 'totally', 'dude', 'roysh'

Hates Northsiders.

Frequents Wesley disco, Bondi, Club 92

"Omigod, seriously like, focking state, she thinks she's such a southsider, but she's actually from Ballybrack"
"Isn't that like totally on the southside?"
"not the real southside you focking spa."

by Tits McGinty September 23, 2006

southsideable

A way of acting on the southside of Chicago which is distinct from other parts of Chicago (west side or north side).

That Sox's shirt is way southsideable. That hard fried Harold's chicken is so southsideable.

by Gente Chicago January 12, 2021

Southside Christian School

Literally just a frat house disguised to look like a church school

Bro I just got my girl from Southside Christian School

Nah, I already know her cooch is all over Snapchat

by liluziree September 16, 2021

Southside Monday

A.(originating in Chicago, A sexual maneuver in which a male ejaculates into a females hair, making her resemble “Southpaw” the Chicago White Sox beloved mascot.

B.) It's where you go to the Southside and ghost ride the whip in the Comiskey Parking Lot while the tailgaters watch

I gave Jessica a SouthSide Monday yesterday. She was so mad.

by Zigmas Maloni May 9, 2022

Indy's Southside

Refers to the Southside of Indianapolis; includes all of Franklin, Perry, and Decatur Townships , as well as the excluded towns of Southport Homecroft, and Beech Grove. Residents there are largely white and working class, however a large community of Burmese refugees of the Chin ethnicity lives on this part of town as well as fragmented populations of Hispanic and Black residents live there too. Area high schools include Franklin Central, Southport, Perry Meridian, Roncalli (a private, Catholic-run school), and to a lesser extent Decatur Central. The main center of higher education is the University of Indianapolis whose campus can be found at the Intersection of Hanna Avenue and Shelby street. Madison Avenue, US-31, and Meridian Street/ Indiana State Road 135 are the main streets that run north-south and tend to connect residents on this part of town to Downtown Indianapolis. Hanna Avenue, Thompson Road, Epler Avenue, Edgewood Avenue, Banta Road, Southport Road, Stop 11 Road, and County Line Road are the main streets that run west-east. Main points of interest include Garfield Park, Greenwood Park Mall , and as well as 1-2 Walmart stores. Not as bustling as other areas in or around Indianapolis (i.e. Carmel, Fishers, etc.) its still a good place to live in. Residents are called Southsiders.

(two friends spend a night in Downtown Indy)

Guy 1: hey man lets take Madison Avenue to Indy's Southside, I know a few pals of mine down there who can keep this party going all night.

Guy 2: What's even down there anyways, but the night's still young. Screw it let's go!!!!

by Neveracoltsfan317 August 16, 2021

Southside look

when someone from the "southside" looks at you with a mean glare.

"that bitch over there was looking at me up and down all southside when she saw me all hugged up with her mayne."

"I gave that hoe the southside look cuz she was fat."

by Boats 'N' Hoes January 30, 2009

southside

Basically the better part of Dublin city, and Ireland, actually. Where the affluent and filthy rich live. A million miles from Tallaght, Finglas and Ballymun. A bit like the OC.

Oh my God I can't believe BRAY, of all places is on the saithside! that is, like SUCH a shamer!

by Robert O'Connell-Keavney April 9, 2005