- bli·mey
- /ˈblaımi/ interjBrit informal— used to express surprise or amazement
“I've won the lottery.” “Blimey! I can't believe it!”
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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bli — bli·aut; bli·mey; crum·bli·ness; gaw·bli·my; gor·bli·mey; lam·bli·a·sis; ou·bli·ette; pu·bli·ci; ta·bli·ta; wam·bli·ness; wob·bli·ness; ob·bli·ga·to; bli·aud; bli·my; wab·bli·ness; … English syllables
mey — bli·mey; da·ho·mey; do·mey·kite; er·len·mey·er; gor·bli·mey; mey·er·hoff·er·ite; nia·mey; sand·mey·er; stro·mey·er·ite; tou·mey; schal·mey; … English syllables
blimey — bli·mey … English syllables
blimey — bli•mey or bli•my [[t]ˈblaɪ mi[/t]] interj. Brit. Informal. brit. (used to express surprise or excitement.) • Etymology: 1885–90; orig. reduced form of blind me, as ellipsis from God blind me … From formal English to slang
blimey — bli|mey [ˈblaımi] interjection BrE spoken informal [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: blind me! or blame me!] used to express surprise ▪ Blimey, look at that! … Dictionary of contemporary English
blimey — bli|mey [ blaımi ] interjection BRITISH VERY INFORMAL used for expressing surprise … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cor blimey — cor bli|mey [ˌko: ˈblaımi US ˌko:r ] interjection also blimey BrE old fashioned used to express surprise … Dictionary of contemporary English
gor — al·le·gor·i·cal; ban·gor; be·gor·ra; cat·e·gor·e·mat·ic; cat·e·gor·i·cal·ly; de·me·gor·ic; ful·gor; ful·gor·i·dae; gor; gor·ble; gor·bli·mey; gor·ceix·ite; gor·cock; gor·crow; gor·di·a·cea; gor·di·a·cean; gor·di·idae; gor·di·oi·dea; gor·don·ite;… … English syllables
gorblimey — gor·bli·mey … English syllables
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