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Geprechaun 

"Geprechaun" (Jep-ro-con) is the n-word for gingers. As a ginger, I can officially say that this is the actual n-word for gingers.

The word "Geprechaun" comes in two forms:

-1: The original phrase "Geprechaun" is something that gingers (and only gingers) can say to each other. (Other people can say it if they have a "G-Pass."

-2: "Geprechoun" (Pronounced Jep-ro-cone) is a racist term for gingers. It's like a hard-R. for the n-word but for gingers like myself.

P.S. If you see any gingers, be sure to give them some love, after the infamous "Kick a Ginger Day" is concluded, they're gonna need it.
#1: "Ayy! What's up my Geprechaun?"

#2: "Ew, disgusting Geprechoun."

Sneaky Leprechaun 

An irishman who chooses to seduce and or date their best friends first cousin.
Yeah bro that sneaky leprechaun asked me if I wanted to see me nudes of the chick he's been banging and it turned out to be my cousin.
Sneaky Leprechaun by Ranchgirls April 27, 2020

Leprechauns Lullaby 

Term based on Irish folklore used to describe a deep beautiful sleep one has after suffering through a horrific hangover.
After suffering through a day of the Midget Hitter's hangover, Petey curled up in bed and drifted off into the Leprechauns Lullaby. Midget Hitter

The Doodoo Leprechaun 

The Doodoo Leprechaun is the reason why sometimes when you look down in the toilet, you have a green stool. When you are lucky enough to have green excrement, it means that you have been visited by the Doodoo Leprechaun and you will have good luck for a whole fortnight! The greener the poo, the luckier you'll do!
Guy #1: Man, I just had a shit, and it was GREEN! Is something wrong with me?

Guy #2: No, man. It was just the Doodoo Leprechaun!

Guy #1: SWEET! GOODLUCK FOR A FORTNIGHT----
The Doodoo Leprechaun by Justin Cow September 15, 2006

magical leprechaun

A small friend/co-worker that is easy to miss.
Worker: Hey, have you seen Joe?

Co-worker: No, he disappears like a little magical leprechaun.

Worker: Damn, I have been looking for him all week.

Co-worker: He's probably with his pot of gold.
magical leprechaun by Jefe01 December 13, 2015

Tattie Mongerin Leprechaun

Something you probably shouldn't call an Irish person, especially if you're Scottish.
William: "Aye fok off ya tattie mongerin Leprechaun"
Alby: "Whot de fok ded you just call me?"

Leprechauno 

A Mexican or Mexican-American guy playing and/or singing in an Irish Rock band.
"Dude, is that a brown guy wearing a kilt playing bass for Potcheen?"

"Yeah they call him 'The Leprechauno".
Leprechauno by ☆BassRocker☆ January 27, 2015
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