![[Ire]](/static/img/flags/ire.png "Ireland")
Braywatch 263: ‘No way. What if Sorcha looks in there?’ ‘I not give shit!’.at not give a shit, v.
Braywatch 263: ‘No way. What if Sorcha looks in there?’ ‘I not give shit!’. Braywatch 271: ‘Enjoy your weekend. Take it easy on beerage’.at -age, sfx
Braywatch 3: ‘Leo Varadkar.’ ‘An airhead – minding the class in the absence of a grown-up!’.at airhead, n.
Braywatch 4: The old dear crosses her legs and runs a hand up and down her stockinged thigh [...] It does very little for me. Fock-all, in fact.at fuck all, n.
Braywatch 98: ‘She went absolutely apeshit’.at go apeshit (v.) under apeshit, adj.
Braywatch 270: ‘I will show her video of you fucking this Delma woman like sick asshole’.at asshole, n.
Braywatch 24: I pick up on as definite atmos.at atmos, n.
Braywatch 169: ‘[I]nstead of giving me ’tude, he should be actually thanking me’.at attitude, n.
Braywatch 335: ‘[W]e were all blown away by the letter you wrote’.at blow (someone) away, v.
Braywatch 33: Things are still majorly awks between us.at awks, adj.
Braywatch 168: ‘[T]he old man is basically looking for a new bag man to replace Hennessy’.at bagman, n.
Braywatch 100: ‘[M]y daughter gave him a serious bollocking’.at ballocking, n.2
Braywatch 18: ‘That mate of his – as in, Fyodor? He rigged the election.’ ‘Me boddicks’.at ballocks!, excl.
Braywatch 141: [M]y friend’s – I can’t think of the right medical term, so I’ll just say ball bag?at ball-bag (n.) under balls, n.
Braywatch 257: I become aware of a serious borney happening between a man and a woman.at barney, n.2
Braywatch 333: I shout, ‘New York City!’ so the entire plane can hear me. ‘Beantown!’.at Bean Town (n.) under bean, n.1
Braywatch 320: [T]he goys are all wearing beanies to cover their bald heads.at beanie, n.1
Braywatch 11: You bet your focking life the parents still blame her.at bet one’s (sweet) life (v.) under bet, v.
Braywatch 34: ‘Just because I let you carry on living here doesn’t mean we’re going to be bezzy mates’.at bezzy, adj.
Braywatch 153: ‘Stop fucking blubbing’.at blub, v.
Braywatch 11: [She] walked out of the church, lobbing fock-bombs over her shoulder.at -bomb, sfx
Braywatch 56: ‘She is crazy lady.’ ‘She’s head-in-the-fridge bonkers. I’m not denying it.’.at bonkers, adj.
Braywatch 36: ‘We got each utter’s nayums tattooed on eer botties as a soyun of eer lub for each utter’.at bottie, n.
Braywatch 282: ‘They’re bricking it [...] Should we go out hard in the second half and finish them off, like?’.at brick it (v.) under brick, v.5
Braywatch 209: I have to get used to looking people in the eye and telling them to hit the focking bricks.at hit the bricks (v.) under bricks, n.
Braywatch 362: ‘I’m calling bullshit on that’.at bullshit, n.
Braywatch 29: A man who wears a bum-bag is only four-tenths a man.at bum bag (n.) under bum, n.1
Braywatch 202: I’m like, ‘That’s a bummer’.at bummer, n.4
Braywatch 24: [W]e’re all expected to wait around outside until nine o’clock on the actual button.at on the button under button, n.1
Braywatch 206: ‘I’m just trying to create a bit of a buzz about them’.at buzz, n.
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