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The most common british swear word
Bloody hell john, thats a long cue. Good thing i bought some tea. Oh shit, utterly awful weather today.
When utilized as an adjective, shows distress regarding subject that follows. Often used by individuals with early English upbringings or influenced by the Brits in town. This word has been used frequently especially by those who are frustrated about something but do not desire to curse using words such as the f-word or other profanities.
I'm sick of my bloody boss yelling at me for no apparent reason! I'm running bloody late! Oh you can go to bloody hell!
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a very mild swear word with multiple meanings. adds emphasis to basically anything you want it to, most often put before words, or in the middle of them. also often means annoying. has absolutly NO effect when said by americans.
Its so bloody cold out side.
Bloody Stephanie, always getting in the way.
I couldnt see a bloody thing.
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I. Covered in, relating to or of blood.
II. A very naughty swearword, according to small children.
Steve - Oh, bloody hell, where's your mum gone?!
John - *gasp* Daddy! Did you just say the b-l-o-o-d -- *gasp* I'm not gonna say it!
Steve - What? Oh bloody hell.
John - Naughty daddy!
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The drinking reference to multiple bloody marys
The bloodies at our favorite bar are the BEST!
*Slang- Frequently used as a curse word to exclaim disgust.
*Origin- A result of a very common set of actions in British history, which has in turn caused a very common term.
In medieval times before Britain was the power it is now, their armies would lead merciless wars on any land they desired. Their genocides were worse than any this world has ever known, and were brought to all corners of the world. In their colonization blood flowed like rivers, the earth glowed red and soaked with blood. Their clothing and armor would so frequently become entirely stained with blood, the British military eventually adopted red as their uniform color. This bloody reputation lead to sayings such as "Bloody England". From there it trickled down (like blood) into day to day speech.
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A british slang term similair to the word "damn". Also a word which many Americans use in order to sound "cool", despite the fact that they sound like total wankers.
Yank: "Dude, what the bloody hell was that?!"
Brit: "...your a wanker."
Brit: "I'm sick of those Yanks using our bloody words all the time. Can't they make up any of their own, or must they steal everything from us Brits?"
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