holy shows
holy shows is the plural of holy show.
Meaning of holy show
Noun
holy show (plural holy shows)
- A shameful spectacle; a scene.
- […] here am I now, in the flower o' my days, […] in this old box pitched up on top of a hill, and shaking to every blast o' wind like a straw upon the waters […] disgracen himself an' all belongen to him. There'll be a holy show med of us with the Wran-boys.1827, [Gerald Griffin], chapter 1, in The Half Sir (Tales of the Munster Festivals; 1), London: Saunders and Otley, →OCLC, page 229
Questions about holy shows
- What is holy shows the plural of?
- Holy shows is the plural of holy show.
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