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Bless her cotton socks. — Bless (her/his) cotton socks. British & Australian, humorous something that you say when you want to express affection for someone. My little niece bless her cotton socks won the school poetry prize this year … New idioms dictionary
bless her soul — bless his/her/soul God rest his her soul old fashioned phrase used for showing love or respect when you talk about someone who is dead … Useful english dictionary
bless — [ bles ] (past tense and past participle blessed or blest [ blest ] ) verb transitive * 1. ) to say a prayer asking God to help and protect someone or something: a ceremony to bless the harvest a ) if God blesses someone or something, he helps… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bless him — bless him/her/them/bless his heart her heart their hearts spoken phrase used for talking about someone in a loving or sympathetic way … Useful english dictionary
bless them — bless him/her/them/bless his heart her heart their hearts spoken phrase used for talking about someone in a loving or sympathetic way … Useful english dictionary
bless his heart — bless him/her/them/bless his heart her heart their hearts spoken phrase used for talking about someone in a loving or sympathetic way She’s just learned to say her name, bless her! … Useful english dictionary
her heart — bless him/her/them/bless his heart her heart their hearts spoken phrase used for talking about someone in a loving or sympathetic way She’s just learned to say her name, bless her! … Useful english dictionary
Bless his cotton socks. — Bless (her/his) cotton socks. British & Australian, humorous something that you say when you want to express affection for someone. My little niece bless her cotton socks won the school poetry prize this year … New idioms dictionary
Bless cotton socks. — Bless (her/his) cotton socks. British & Australian, humorous something that you say when you want to express affection for someone. My little niece bless her cotton socks won the school poetry prize this year … New idioms dictionary
bless — I UK [bles] / US verb [transitive] Word forms bless : present tense I/you/we/they bless he/she/it blesses present participle blessing past tense blessed or blest UK [blest] / US past participle blessed or blest * 1) a) to say a prayer asking God… … English dictionary
