Definition of gorblimey in English:

gorblimey

exclamation ɡɔːˈblʌɪmiɡɔrˈblaɪmi

British informal

An expression of surprise or indignation.
Example sentencesExamples
- And gorblimey: this new player has everything I wanted.
- Gorblimey! A poster on the thread about modern hymns for drunks tells me Estelle White is rhyming slang.

adjectiveɡɔːˈblʌɪmiɡɔrˈblaɪmi

British informal

attributive Vulgarly lower-class.
a gorblimey accent
Example sentencesExamples
- That Danny Whitten song is actually rather lovely, whereas the Pistols, epochal as they were in cultural terms, were pretty much just hoary old barre-chords and some gorblimey vocals.
- The self-styled ‘rockney’ duo use this Christmas knees-up to celebrate one of the more remarkable turnarounds in fortune in recent pop history: from reviled gorblimey joke to critically acclaimed, Libertines-endorsed, Glastonbury-slaying stars.
- The council is certainly a gorblimey council.

Origin

Late 19th century: alteration of God blind me; also in use as a noun in the early 20th century to denote various kinds of unusual clothing.

Rhymes

blimey, grimy, limey, slimy, stymie, thymy

Definition of gorblimey in US English:

gorblimey

exclamationɡɔrˈblaɪmiɡôrˈblīmē

British informal

An expression of surprise or indignation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Gorblimey! A poster on the thread about modern hymns for drunks tells me Estelle White is rhyming slang.
- And gorblimey: this new player has everything I wanted.

adjectiveɡɔrˈblaɪmiɡôrˈblīmē

British informal

attributive Common; lower class.
a gorblimey accent
Example sentencesExamples
- The council is certainly a gorblimey council.
- That Danny Whitten song is actually rather lovely, whereas the Pistols, epochal as they were in cultural terms, were pretty much just hoary old barre-chords and some gorblimey vocals.
- The self-styled ‘rockney’ duo use this Christmas knees-up to celebrate one of the more remarkable turnarounds in fortune in recent pop history: from reviled gorblimey joke to critically acclaimed, Libertines-endorsed, Glastonbury-slaying stars.

Origin

Late 19th century: alteration of God blind me; also in use as a noun in the early 20th century to denote various kinds of unusual clothing.

单词	gorblimey
释义	Definition of gorblimey in English: gorblimey exclamation ɡɔːˈblʌɪmiɡɔrˈblaɪmi British informal An expression of surprise or indignation. Example sentencesExamples And gorblimey: this new player has everything I wanted. Gorblimey! A poster on the thread about modern hymns for drunks tells me Estelle White is rhyming slang. adjectiveɡɔːˈblʌɪmiɡɔrˈblaɪmi British informal attributive Vulgarly lower-class. a gorblimey accent Example sentencesExamples That Danny Whitten song is actually rather lovely, whereas the Pistols, epochal as they were in cultural terms, were pretty much just hoary old barre-chords and some gorblimey vocals. The self-styled ‘rockney’ duo use this Christmas knees-up to celebrate one of the more remarkable turnarounds in fortune in recent pop history: from reviled gorblimey joke to critically acclaimed, Libertines-endorsed, Glastonbury-slaying stars. The council is certainly a gorblimey council. Origin Late 19th century: alteration of God blind me; also in use as a noun in the early 20th century to denote various kinds of unusual clothing. Rhymes blimey, grimy, limey, slimy, stymie, thymy Definition of gorblimey in US English: gorblimey exclamationɡɔrˈblaɪmiɡôrˈblīmē British informal An expression of surprise or indignation. Example sentencesExamples Gorblimey! A poster on the thread about modern hymns for drunks tells me Estelle White is rhyming slang. And gorblimey: this new player has everything I wanted. adjectiveɡɔrˈblaɪmiɡôrˈblīmē British informal attributive Common; lower class. a gorblimey accent Example sentencesExamples The council is certainly a gorblimey council. That Danny Whitten song is actually rather lovely, whereas the Pistols, epochal as they were in cultural terms, were pretty much just hoary old barre-chords and some gorblimey vocals. The self-styled ‘rockney’ duo use this Christmas knees-up to celebrate one of the more remarkable turnarounds in fortune in recent pop history: from reviled gorblimey joke to critically acclaimed, Libertines-endorsed, Glastonbury-slaying stars. Origin Late 19th century: alteration of God blind me; also in use as a noun in the early 20th century to denote various kinds of unusual clothing.
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