Auld queen

A phrase used to describe one's mother. First heard in the Milltown area of co. Galway

The auld lad and auld queen weren't happy when i landed back to the house from geogos with a dirt bird

by Miggledy December 24, 2021

Auld-langxiety

Looming of nervy anxiousness about the new year, and what it may bring.

As the twelth chime came for January, half the room were revelling in Auld-Lang-Syne the other half in auld-langxiety.

by CallumFoster January 08, 2020

auld fella

An old homophobe who is close to retirement age.
He sit’s around all day not working and rubbing his filthy hands together.
He fantasises about the warm love of a man, whist hating himself for his own homoerotic urges.

Look at that auld fella rubbing his hands and looking at Leon.

by Tony.T.Nuts April 01, 2016

auld fella

Old fellow!!!

That gay is an auld fella!

by Madeleines May 05, 2016

ur auld lady

Usually said by Shane Dolan the man himself. Usully meaning 'Mother' or 'mammy' xx

"Who were you with last ni?"

"Ur auld lady x"

by Mr. Donnelly x May 30, 2017

Auld Lang Syne

That New Year song most people only know the first few words of.

Should old aquaintance be forgot, *mumble mumble* *blah la la*.....should old aquaintance be forgot, *mumble mumble* auld lang syne!

by Mr. Biscuits January 02, 2007

Auld Lang Syne

Scottish for "Old Long Since." Which means the good old days. It is the traditional song played on New Years Eve.

Dude, their playing Auld Lang Syne for the New Years special on t.v.

by OnceLer January 01, 2006