adjective
General Slang
delira
· adjective · irish
Delighted — Dublin pronunciation, usually paired with 'excira'.
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Delighted — but spelled how a Dub actually says it. Almost always rolls out as 'delira and excira' (delighted and excited). Cheery, a bit camp, very Dublin.
“She got the job? Ah, I'm delira for her.”
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delira In A Sentence
She got the job? Ah, I'm delira for her.
Origin & Usage
Twink (Adele King), Irish entertainer, popularised 'delira and excira' as a catchphrase in the 80s and 90s.
Variants
delira and excira
People Also Ask
What does delira mean?
It's the Dublin pronunciation of "delighted," usually paired with "excira."
How do you use delira in a sentence?
"We were delira and excira to hear the news."
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