Derived from the american 'blud' and the english 'brethren' meaning a group of close brothers.
An upper-class method of speaking to commoners and trying to 'fit in'.
An upper-class method of speaking to commoners and trying to 'fit in'.
Person telling story: 'Me and my bludgeon got together on sunday after church'
Lady Smith: 'excuse my dear bludgeon, could you possibly direct me to Harrods?'
Lady Smith: 'excuse my dear bludgeon, could you possibly direct me to Harrods?'
by Genoliv February 28, 2010