Used in Ireland
Used to define someone who takes the easy way out or takes advantage of something, while not caring for their morals
Derived from 1847 great famine when catholics turned protestant so they were allowed to take soup
Used to define someone who takes the easy way out or takes advantage of something, while not caring for their morals
Derived from 1847 great famine when catholics turned protestant so they were allowed to take soup
by HarshRealityLike April 6, 2019
A phrase used by Celtic fans for an Irish person that supports an English football team instead of Celtic. Also used to describe starving Irish people during the famine who converted from Catholic to Protestant in order to get soup.
Celtic Fan - " Wit! You're a pure soup taker if you're fae Dublin and support Liverpool instead of the Selik. Moan eh hoops, hail hail!"
by YNWA97 July 21, 2023