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a person from cork. onomatopoeic with the cry of the corkonian. also their mating call.
person a: good evening, sir! from where doth thee hail?
person b: de people’s republic of cork, ye langer!
person a: thank you. i shall avoid going there.
word of cork origin. has several meanings, depending on context.

1) p-n-s
2) foolish person
3) to be intoxicated
1) i’ve got a huge langer, boy.
2) you’re some langer, boy.
3) he was langers, boy.
#p-n-s #drunk #fool #cork #feen
1. a p-n-s
2. a d-ckhead

originates from cork, ireland
1. “she bit me langer off”
2. “that fella’s a langer”
a silly man,fool, idiot, somebody who is very drunk,

the background of the word comes from county cork in ireland
that lads a langer
he is some langer
slang term that denotes ‘p-n-s’. however it is very versatile and can even be used as a term of affection.
you’re some langer!

can mean: you’re a d-ckhead

or

you’re an affable rogue.
#cork #rebel #p-n-s #rogue #drunk
irish-english spoken in cork:

w-nker, jerk-off
the langers from dublin took the trophee
#w-nker #mastubator #j-rk–ff #c-ck strecher #member trembler
derivitive of langer meaning drunk or ‘p-ssed’
i was so langers after the pub last night i woke up in the park, boy!
1. a pr-ck

2. to be langered (drunk)

3. idiot
1. all teachers are langers

2. oh god my head i was langered last night

3. did ya see that langer over there he fell again
#t-ss-rs #idiots #drunk #other #stuff