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me daza

me daza adjective: (usually predicative) excellent, great, very nice, fine.

Adjective

me daza (not comparable)

  1. (Cork, Ireland, slang) (usually predicative) excellent, great, very nice, fine
    • “You'll be treated terribly when I go,” she said.
      “Oh, I’m jake. I’m me daza. Don’t think of me. But what about you? My poor girleen, what'll you do?”1936, Seán Ó Faoláin, “Part II The Jungle; Chapter 3”, in Bird Alone, New York: Viking, page 116
    • MULTO CHIC! That is what lovely Italian film stars, Sylva Koschina and Luisa Della Noce said about the traditional hooded cloak of West Cork.
      They're me daza! That is what the Lee-siders said about the stars.
      Both phrases mean the same thing, for the Italian girls and the Cork people fell for each...1956 June 2, “MULTO CHIC! The girls too!”, in Pictorial, volume 32, number 4309, Dublin: The Irish Times, page 1

Forms of me daza

alternative formmi daza
alternative formme dazza

Questions about me daza

What does me daza mean?
Me daza means (usually predicative) excellent, great, very nice, fine.
What part of speech is me daza?
Me daza is an adjective.

Words near me daza in the dictionary

  1. me
  2. me and mine
  3. me and thee
  4. me day
  5. me days
  6. me daza
  7. Me Decade
  8. me either
  9. me fein
  10. me fellow
  11. me generation

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