bliddy
bliddy adjective: bloody; accursed.
Adjective
bliddy (not comparable)
- bloody; accursed
- Then there was thousands of the bliddy critturs left in the rabbuts' buries.1935, Henry Williamson, Devon holiday
Questions about bliddy
- What does bliddy mean?
- Bliddy means bloody; accursed.
- What part of speech is bliddy?
- Bliddy is an adjective.
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