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British Slang: Blimey

Blimey is an abbreviation of the phrase 'God blind me', which is used to express shock or surprise. It is often pronounced as 'Cor Blimey'. Accessories with the inscription 'Blimey' and other English

Blimey

An abbreviation of the phrase 'God blind me', which is used to express shock or surprise.

It is often pronounced as 'Cor Blimey'.

Accessories with the inscription 'Blimey', as well as other English slang, are sold in English-speaking countries.

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