| BALOGNE / BALONEY: American word meaning untrue eg. 'Nicky that's balogne!' = 'Nicky that's not true!' CRAIC: Irish word meaning fun / what's going on eg. 'What's the craic?' = 'What's up?' 'It's a good craic' = 'It's a laugh' DEUTZ: Sligo word (originally Polish!) meaning crazy (or cool!) person eg. 'Shane, ya deutz!' = 'Shane, you're crazy!' DEUTZY: Sligo word (originally Polish!) meaning crazy / cool eg. 'It's deutzy' = 'It's crazy' GO DEO: Irish word meaning forever eg. 'Happy Christmas, le gra go deo, Nicky' = 'Happy Christmas, with love forever, Nicky' LE GRA: Irish word meaning with love eg. 'Happy Christmas, le gra, Nicky' = 'Happy Christmas, with love, Nicky' SHAM: Sligo word meaning buddy / pal / mate eg. 'What's the craic, sham?' = 'What's up, mate?' SLÁN: Irish word meaning bye eg. 'Slán Mark, see ya later!' = 'Bye Mark, see you later!' SOLEDAD: Spanish word meaning alone / loneliness eg. 'Why did you leave me soledad?' = 'Why did you leave me alone?' (Now you know what it means) |
| Words and phrases you may hear Westlife say. |
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