Country Dictionary

Exactly how an orange scottish drink should be. Just perfect

Aww wit? Who's nicked my bru? Square on ya wee bam!

Softdrink made in Scotland from girders.

"Ey yoo, geez that can eh ginger ya wee raj."

Soft drink made in Scotland, probably the most fizziest drinks ever invented, supernatural when it comes to making burps, and makes a good throwing projectile after it's been shaken ;)

Ey! ye feckin cont! gies bak mae Irn-Bru ye shaggy tit! I'll fuckin bottle ye!

Popular Scottish soft drink. Bright orange in colour. Tastes of bubblegum, with a hint of iron. Made in Scotland, from Girders.

Haw you! Gie's a can of Irn Bru, eh?

Norn Irn is the orginal and proper phonetic spelling of the pronunciation of Northern Ireland. A new spelling "Norn Iron" has emerged over the last decade or so. Originally from the John Pepper series of books.

"Norn Irn" is the local pronunciation of "Northern Ireland", a part of the United Kingdom which is on the island of Ireland. It is also the pronunciation for the national football team.

There is only one syllable in the second word, "Irn". The extra 'O' in the more recent spelling indicates the presence of a second syllable.

I come from Norn Irn.

an amazing drink made in Scotland from brewing ginger pubes in molten silver

gies that can of irn bru ya wee fanny

Acronym: I'd rather not; thanks.

Go with you to the Ke$ha concert? IRN;T.

IRN;T this whole day.