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cor blimey
/ ˈkÉ”Ë Ëˆblaɪmɪ /
interjection
- slang.an exclamation of surprise or annoyance
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Origin of cor blimey1
Example Sentences
They are news-making, cor blimey, take a look at this photo.
"As a kid, I was used to watching these wonderful black-and-white films with my nana - 'Cor blimey, guv’na, let’s push through the war'," Graham joked, adopting an exaggerated Cockney accent.
From observing him down the years, he appears to have a couple of go-to’s - a cor blimey guv’nor cockney one and an ee, bah gum Yorkshire one.
It was later portrayed in the ITV drama 'Cor Blimey!', on which Barbara acted as an advisor.
Far more deserving of recrimination is the illiterate dialogue inflicted on characters like Wiggins, the footman, forced to declare: “Cor blimey, I knew this was goin’ to ’appen.
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