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Always find it funny the way we have a funny love for the word 'treacherous' in Ireland. What are some others? đ
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I dunno if it has an etymology as such, I would say itâs more like a colloquial slang thatâs understood. âItâs upâ âitâs inâ âitâs againstâ. Like instead of saying âI am going to the shopâ you just say âamgonshopâ
Fierce and the word âdevilâ gets âŚ.âirishizedâ. Your granny might tell you to stop acting the âdivvilâ
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So in Westmeath (which is obviously the better Meath) thereâs a lot of that but itâs not just âaâdâinâ. Something could be up in the press against the wall and one could say âitâs aâdâup aâdâin the press again-a-wallâ