Irish Slang
Behaving mischievously or foolishly
'Acting the Maggot'
The pointed, hollow end of a hypodermic syringe
Needle
'I bet you look good on the' this, a place to 'cut a rug'
Dancefloor
The statue is covered in 300 sheets of this metal which were hammered into different shapes and riveted together
Copper
A 'Canadian Tuxedo' is an outfit comprised entirely of this fabric
Denim
This means restroom or washroom to the locals
'The Jacks'
Exuberantly or triumphantly joyful
Gleeful
This somewhat rhyming title could translate to 'Glowing Teenager'
Fluorescent Adolescent
Seven rays (spikes) in the crown represent these
Earth's Seven Seas or Continents
Second rock from the Sun
Venus
One of several Irish phrases used to describe something/someone as 'Broke/in a bad way'
Banjaxed
A beetle known for its elongated snout
Weevil
This song gets its title and makes multiple references to The Wizard of Oz throughout
Old Yellow Bricks
This date appears on the SoL's tablet in Roman numerals
July 4, 1776
Latin for 'year'
Annum
Word that describes someone that's from rural Ireland
Culchie
Suitable for a King or Queen
Regal
A sad spark of atmospheric electricity?
Crying Lightning
This is the real name of the SoL
'Liberty Enlightening the World'
A former Scottish beheading device resembling the guillotine
Maiden
If something is done the wrong way, it's done 'this' way
Arseways
A spire on the top of a church tower or roof
Steeple
Jason crushes this song in his dad-only garageband that reads like text message shorthand
R U Mine?
This incident killed 50 people and caused damage to the SoL's skirt and torch in 1916
'Black Tom Explosion'
Wears his uncle's cool shirts, sometimes
Manus Devine