Dose
Dose by SgtBeepJeep September 24, 2020
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1. A situation or outcome which is disappointing, unpleasant or boring.
Very commonly used in Cork, southern Ireland.
"These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
"These lectures are some dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2. (from 1.) A person who is a constant drain on your enthusiasm, or who has a pathological opposition to the craic.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
Very commonly used in Cork, southern Ireland.
"These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
"These lectures are some dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2. (from 1.) A person who is a constant drain on your enthusiasm, or who has a pathological opposition to the craic.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
1.
i) "These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
ii) John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
iii) "These lectures are a dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2.
i) Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
i) "These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
ii) John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
iii) "These lectures are a dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2.
i) Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
dose
1. A situation or outcome which is disappointing, unpleasant or boring.
Very commonly used in Cork, southern Ireland.
2. (from 1.) A person who is a constant drain on your enthusiasm, or who has a pathological opposition to the craic.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
Very commonly used in Cork, southern Ireland.
2. (from 1.) A person who is a constant drain on your enthusiasm, or who has a pathological opposition to the craic.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
1.
"These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
"These lectures are some dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
"These import charges from Brexit are an absolute dose"
John: "It rained the whole week we were there."
Frank: "Dose!!"
"These lectures are some dose. They're at 8am every morning and he just reads off the slides."
2.
Janet: "Her mam caught us as we were going out the door, made comments on everyone's clothes and took our vodka."
Niamh: "The woman is just a dose."
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