come-all-you
(dialectal, British, Ireland) A traditional folk or country song.
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(dialectal, British, Ireland) A traditional folk or country song.
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(Ireland, sometimes, pejorative) A come-all-you; a popular Irish ballad.
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(Ireland, colloquial) ; listen up; I wanted to tell/ask you.
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(UK, slang) To be impudent.
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(Ireland) A persuasive attitude; a binding spell.
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(Scotland, archaic) Something that comes of its own accord; an illegitimate child.