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Irish OBE

When somebody kneels you down and shoots you through the back of the head, just behind the ear.
They found a body last night, shot in the head just behind the ear, Oh the old Irish OBE.
by Top Engineer May 7, 2022
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Irish Panda

When a pale skinned person spends the whole day out in the sun while wearing sunglasses the entire time. At the end of the day the persons face will be sunburned except for the circles around their eyes where the sunglasses were, keeping them nice and pale, resembling the circles around the eyes of a Panda Bear.
Dude, your roasted.
Yeah, but I was wearing sunglasses.

I see that, you look like an Irish Panda
by NankerPheldge May 27, 2023
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Irish Enema

Baileys and Sprite in a ziploc bag.
"Hey, can I get an Irish enema?
That's Baileys and Sprite in a ziploc bag."
by soaringjupiter January 13, 2023
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irish penicillin

Honey, Lemon, Whiskey, Boiling Water.

Seriously do yourself a favour next time you're sick, get it down ya.
My strep throat has cleared right up since I got about 7 glasses of Irish Penicillin down me.
by Hoctor November 19, 2016
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Irish Legs

Irish Legs is a sex position where the female uses the males legs as footstools whilists a backwards cowgirl.
"Henry! I love your Irish legs!"
by Thisreallymakesthingsprogress October 14, 2020
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Irish confetti

Party riot ammo, probably from Irish mob violence in the 19th century when they were considered the lowest rung on the ladder, above slaves.
" Damn near killed by a mob of crackers throwin' Irish confetti." (Judas and the Black Messiah, 2021)
by Pincetti June 8, 2021
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Irish Winter

An extremely mild winter with little to no snow fall and temps ranging from 30 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit with consistent over cast and rainy conditions. Typically used in regards to winter in New England, but applies to anywhere where it should be cold and snowy, but isn’t that year.

Aka a warm winter.
This Irish winters been such a bummer, there’s no ice to slap the puck around!

I love a good Irish winter! I don’t have to deal with any snow, and it’s warm enough to play golf!
by Patty Bangs Harding January 22, 2023
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