Cork Slang, Like
A Dictionary of Cork Slang
by Seán Beecher
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GWALL
Construct:
Noun
Definition:
A load, a large quantity or amount.
Use:
He had a gwall of them.
He had a large quantity of them.
Derivation:
Irish 'Gábháil' - 'as much as can be taken between the outstreched hands'.
(Dinneen)
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