beochaoineadh (bee-oh-kween-ooh):
a lament for someone who has gone away but not died; "elegy for the living"
bladar (blodder):
talking crap
liúdramán (loo-dra-mawn):
a lazy mess of a person who really doesn't do anything with themselves
plámás (plaw-maws):
sweet-talking/flattering someone too woo them; sneaky flirting
airneánach (arr-nyan-och):
someone who likes working/staying up late into the night, comes from "airneán/airneál" which is when everyone from a small village would gather in one person's house for a late night of music and entertainment
aimliú (am-loo):
the ruining of something after being exposed to bad weather
aduantas (ah-joon-tis):
anxiety when surrounded by people you don't know or when you're somewhere new
crocadóir (cruck-a-door):
a snake; fake person who'd sell you out if given the opportunity
saoi (see):
a highly respected, wise, learned person
pléaráca (play-raw-ka):
boisterous merrymaking i.e. what we call a sesh these days
asclán (ass-clawn):
the amount of something that can be carried under one arm
reanglamán (rang-la-mawn):
a really tall, lanky person
ragaire (rag-erra):
someone who enjoys late-night wandering or talking for hours late into the night
aiteall (at-chill):
the dry spell inbetween rain showers
