A phrase used by the British, to portray anger or sudden shock. It can also be used to emphasise words.
by Br1tishs7ang July 16, 2017
by Starchylde December 30, 2015
by Mr_Fitz February 20, 2018
Bloody is a lot of blood spilled. Also used as English profanity. Or to over exaggerate something or someone.
1: I can't be arsed with this bloody ridiculous contraption! (Also a reference to Conker's Bad fur day.)
2. It's bloody freezing as hell!
2. It's bloody freezing as hell!
by Bruh when will I get my drink? November 30, 2018
by MalumLibrum958 November 22, 2020
Bloody hell john, thats a long cue. Good thing i bought some tea. Oh shit, utterly awful weather today.
by I_just_want_some_tea_please February 15, 2019
*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.
*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.
by CryptoSavior May 20, 2015