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Bloody hell

Ronโ€™s catchphrase in Harry Potter

Bloody hell

by frabrizio June 24, 2018

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Bloody hell

You know you're obsessed with Harry Potter when you say Bloody hell

Potterhead: Bloody hell
Normal person: Oh my god

by frabrizio August 4, 2018

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Bloody Hell

A saying made by Ron in the 7 movies: Harry Potter

Ron: so its just gonna kill us fastah?, BLOODY HELLLLLLL

by xXDragonMasterXx November 23, 2020

1๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


bloody hell

an expression usually used to express suprise, anger, distress, excitement and ....

1. bloody hell!! the hot dog ate my dog!
2. bloody hell... u maphacked!
3. that game is bloody hell cool!

by jarjarjar June 10, 2003

9๐Ÿ‘ 32๐Ÿ‘Ž


fucking bloody hell

An expression used to show anger or disgust towards a situation or person.

John: Wow. She's a nice piece of meat, isn't she?
Gary: Fucking bloody hell, John. That's my mother.

by FreeRealEstate January 6, 2018


Seven Bloody Hells

"Seven Bloody Hells" (or, alternately, "seven hells") is a term created by George R. R. Martin in his famous book series "A Song of Ice and Fire", of which the first book is the well-known "Game of Thrones."

The term originates from one of the key theologies in the book, the Seven, of which there are seven deities, with seven heavens, and, therefore seven hells.

The term is often used as an expression of anger, anguish, or surprise, but it not limited to these emotions.

This term should be considered akin to the word "fuck" in its usage, however, it is usually used by a higher-class person, such as the royalty in the book.

Jon: "Seven bloody hells, it's cold." (neutral)

Robb: "Seven hells! Where did they come from?" (surprise)

Robert: "Seven bloody hells, Ned, I want to HIT something!" (anger)

Catelyn: "Seven hells! Why can't you see that this won't solve anything?" (anguish)

Cersei: "Seven hells, Jamie, why won't you ever think?" (anger)

by UnearthlyEnemy October 11, 2012

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Bloody hells bells

Bloody hells bells comes from the north west of England; it comes from the term "bloody hell". It is typically a working class term relating to "oh my god".

John:Aye, big frank got knocked over on green lane last week.
Dave: Bloody hells bells

by Jake Penny March 13, 2008

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