culchies
irish origin. someone who live in the counrty side, near fields, cows, farms. may be offensive in context. american red necks
culchies by tearsinheaven May 8, 2005
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culchies
a groupchat of irish people who are “well known” funniest irish people known to man they also go to a lot of concerts, loved by some hated by others but overall they’re big ra heads #tal
jc:up the culchies! do you know the culchies i’ve just started learning about them
ryan:yeah i know the culchies..too well sometimes they make themselves very known
ryan:yeah i know the culchies..too well sometimes they make themselves very known
culchies by Ryanmeaney1 April 6, 2020
culchies
Irish slang.
Culchies is the plural of Culchie and means any Irish person from outside Dublin, whether from another city or from the countryside
Culchies is the plural of Culchie and means any Irish person from outside Dublin, whether from another city or from the countryside
Ahh Jasus, woulda look at all them bleedin culchies coming up to Dublin takin our bleedin jobs.
Them culchie women are great rides, but you have to put something in their gobs so you don't have to listen to them culchie accents.
Them culchie women are great rides, but you have to put something in their gobs so you don't have to listen to them culchie accents.
culchies by BobCatCurley May 13, 2007
Culchie
Boy from the countryside in Ireland who wears superdry hoodies, polo shirts with collar up and jeans with brown boots. Typically drives a shitbox and works on a farm, talks strangely and thinks people from the city are rare
Culchie by Stevie Michaels January 4, 2021
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