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interjection British Informal.
(used to express surprise or excitement.)
Also, bli·my.
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Blimey
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Dictionary.com's 21st Century Lexicon
| Main Entry: | blimey |
| Part of Speech: | interj |
| Definition: | an exclamation of surprise or shock; also written blimy; also called Cor blimey |
| Example: | Blimey! It is cold outside! |
| Etymology: | for'blind me' |
| Usage: | slang |
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Word Origin & History
blimey
1889, corruption of (God) blind me!
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