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-bloody-

-bloody- infix: an intensifier.

Infix

-bloody-

  1. (Australia, UK, slang) An intensifier.
    • Absobloodylutely!
    • "'Ere we are, gents one an' all. Piccabloodydilly Circus. The Center of the World. The 'Ub of the Universe."1951, John Wyndham, The Day of the Triffids, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, published 1954, page 58
    Synonyms:
    -fucking-, -goddamn-

Synonyms of -bloody-

Words formed from -bloody-

Questions about -bloody-

What does -bloody- mean?
-bloody- means an intensifier.
What part of speech is -bloody-?
-bloody- is an infix.

Words near -bloody- in the dictionary

  1. -biote
  2. -biotic
  3. -bital
  4. -blast
  5. -blastic
  6. -bloody-
  7. -blr
  8. -boo
  9. -borne
  10. -boro
  11. -borough

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