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A rural girlo that exemplifies all the traits of Dublin Girlos without being from Dublin themselves. It derives from the terms culchie used to refer to people from outside of dublin and girlo which is a Dublin subculture from the 2010s with it being a female and Irish equivalent to Roadmen in the UK.
"What's Siobhan up ta like?"

"Yeah she thinks she's a girlo or something."

"Nah she's a proper culcho though
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To sneeze on ones penis and use the resulting snot as a lubricant for the subsequent handjob. It can be done to yourself and/or to others.
My homie was feeling down, so I gave him a cubchoo
cubchoo by smuthsmuth January 12, 2021
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culchies 

irish origin. someone who live in the counrty side, near fields, cows, farms. may be offensive in context. american red necks
bleedin culchies!
ah shut up ya culchie
go back to the bog culchie
shite, he's a culchie
culchies by tearsinheaven May 8, 2005
Person from Rural Ireland. Plays and watches Gaelic Football, but does support a Soccer team (mainly United or Celtic). Drinks Vodka and Red Bull and listens to Happy Hardcore or Traditional Irish Music (mainly the Wolfe Tones).
Look at them Culchies drivin around the Vilage playing Happy Hardcore.
Culchie by Desigol November 19, 2004
My god Barry is a culchy
culchy by damirobert November 15, 2005
Derogatory Northern Irish slang for someone from the country
Culchee: got me a wee Massey Ferguson boi
Townie: your a wee fuckin culchee
culchee by Culchee October 1, 2019

Culchies 

Irish slang.
Meaning rural people. Most commonly used by people from the city.
The culchies were everywhere!
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