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Hiberno-English word/phrase of the day:
Geebag
Another of the gender specific Irish expressions, a ‘Geebag’ is used to describe a female you dislike, sort of like calling them a wagon.
For example, ‘Mrs. O’Toole gave us about 7 weeks worth of maths homework. What a geebag’.
As for it's origin: “Gee” is a slang word for female genitalia, and “bag” is a bag!
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Hiberno-English word/phrase of the day:
Gobdaw
‘Gobdaw’ is another of the Irish terms used to describe someone foolish or stupid.
For example, ‘Did you hear Bernie’s young fella left the front door open and the place was robbed? He’s some Gobdaw!’.
It could come from "Gob" (Irish for a beak/bill and, later, slang for mouth) plus "daw" (figuratively a silly, foolish, or stupid person). Or from the Irish "gabhdán" meaning a gullible person.
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