Irish
21Irish — I UK [ˈaɪrɪʃ] / US adjective 1) someone who is Irish is from Ireland 2) relating to Ireland, or its language or culture Irish literature II UK [ˈaɪrɪʃ] / US noun 1) [uncountable] the celtic language spoken by some people in Ireland 2) the Irish… …
22Irish — I•rish [[t]ˈaɪ rɪʃ[/t]] n. 1) peo (used with a pl. v.) a) the inhabitants of Ireland b) natives of Ireland or persons of Irish ancestry living outside Ireland 2) peo the Celtic language of Ireland, now largely supplanted as a vernacular by… …
23Irish — I·rish || aɪərɪʃ n. language of Ireland; Irish people, inhabitants of Ireland adj. of or pertaining to Ireland, of Irish origin …
24Irish — adjective 1》 relating to Ireland or the Celtic language traditionally and historically spoken there. 2》 offensive illogical or apparently so. noun (also Irish Gaelic) the Celtic language of Ireland. Derivatives Irishman noun (plural Irishmen).… …
25Irish — See: GET ONE S DANDER UP or GET ONE S IRISH UP …
26Irish — See: GET ONE S DANDER UP or GET ONE S IRISH UP …
27Irish — adj. Irish is used with these nouns: ↑blood, ↑coffee, ↑descent, ↑immigrant, ↑music, ↑nationalist, ↑race …
28Irish — 1. containing an inherent contradiction; 2. rhyming slang for wig, from Irish jig …
29irish — Australian Slang 1. containing an inherent contradiction; 2. rhyming slang for wig, from Irish jig …
30Irish — See: get one s dander up or get one s Irish up …
