Blarney in Irish
Blarney in Irish is Blarna — Blarney means smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
Blarney in Irish
Blarna
A town in County Cork, Ireland, location of Blarney Castle and the Blarney Stone (Irish grid ref W 6175).
What does "Blarney" mean?
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noun Smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
"Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer."
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verb To win someone over with flattering, persuasive talk.
"He blarneyed his way into a better deal."
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Blarney in a sentence
- Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer.
- She charmed the committee with a bit of Irish blarney.
- He blarneyed his way into a better deal.
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What is "Blarney" in Irish?
"Blarney" in Irish is Blarna. Blarney means: Smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
How do you use "Blarney" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer." In Irish, "Blarney" is Blarna.
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