Rural Dictionary

Irish Nazi

A drink served in a shot glass (American, so about 1.5 ounces.)

Ingredients: Baily's Irish Cream, Jägermeister Herbal Liquor, Butterscotch Schnapps

Layer equal parts of each ingredient in the order listed (Baily's at the bottom). If done correctly, you should be able to see the individual layers and, when drank, you should be able to get the sweetness of the schnapps, followed by the kick of Jäger, and smoothed out by the Baily's at the end.

Guy 1: Oh, man! I got destroyed on Irish Nazis last night!

Guy 2: Did your bartender make them right? Mine didn't layer them right and it looked like shit.

Guy 1: Yea, This chick's a pro, I'll sign up for her Reich any day, so long as she keeps pourin' those Irish Nazis

by Badguy5 September 19, 2012

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irish handle

To tie a shirt, preferable a white long sleeve dress shirt around a girl's waist, just ahead of her hips. Her hips lock it in place, so that during doggy-style intercourse the shirt can be used as a handle to allow for more forceful thrusts. Partucularly useful when intoxicated.

Thanks for lending me your new dress shirt, I'm sorry it got stretched and stained when I used it to put an Irish handle on your sister.

by Ovide Greyeyes April 30, 2006

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Irish Drop

n. an amount of alcohol, described as a "drop" in order to downplay the volume consumed. In many traditional Irish drinking songs, the narrator refers to only a "drop" of liquor, yet it always seems enough to lead to wacky misadventures.

"took a drop of the pure to keep me heart from sinking/ that's the Paddy's cure whenever he's up for drinking"
- "The Rocky Road to Dublin"

"Did you see Bill last night? He was so wasted. He told me he only had an Irish Drop"

"to help him on with his work every day he had a drop of the craythur every morn"
- "Finnegan's Wake"

by bitofrandito September 16, 2010

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