gorblimey

gorblimey

(ɡɔːˈblaɪmɪ)
interj
a variant of cor blimey
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gorblimey

[ˌgɔːˈblaɪmɪ] EXCL (Brit) → ¡puñetas!
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gorblimey

interj (Brit inf) → ach du grüne Neune (inf), → ich denk mich laust der Affe (inf)
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Pam yelled "Gorblimey!" at the top of her lungs to celebrate their inevitable decision to wait for a better opportunity.
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yet He thought he was very smart and what I couldn't get out of my mind was a guy who looked as elegantly dressed as he did and yet he spoke like a gorblimey cockney.
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Just a small example of the kind of dirty tricks they will face as they rub shoulders with the great and the gorblimey of the game.
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Jesus (Neil Mawhinney) is the gravitas among the gorblimey, dispensing amiable aphorisms and potted parables to the multitude while the multitude responds with funny noises.
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Did he see me as a harmless old buffer in a gorblimey hat, tottering on the brink of certifiable senility?
His gaze was fixed ...like a scab on a wound
I tightened the belt on my gorblimey trousers, and stoned some crows, all the better to fit in.
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Sutton Arts Theatre will be going from the sublime to the gorblimey next season - or, to be more precise, the process appears to be in reverse.
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But I could never get over the fact he looked that smart but spoke gorblimey Cockney with an accent you could cut with a knife."
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