bladdy adj.
(S.Afr./W.I.) a general expletive, the local pron. of the UK bloody adj.
![]() | Tropic Death (1972) 42: I let dem understand quick enough dat I wuz a Englishman and not a bleddy American nigger! | |
![]() | Tarry Flynn (1965) 30: What the bleddy hell are ye listening to women’s talk for? | |
![]() | Goddam White Man 74: Drink that bladdy drink up. | |
![]() | Dragon to Kill 151: You bleddy fool! | |
![]() | Outside Life’s Feast 19: We never even got a bladdy cup of tea. | ‘And Never Come Back Again’|
![]() | Separate Development 27: The dregs is what they gotta employ on the buses. Bladdy monkeys straight from the bush. | |
![]() | Born in the RSA (1997) 49: Hey, they’ve taken my bladdie pink comb. | ‘Outers’|
![]() | Thoughts in a Makeshift Mortuary 35: Ag, that’s normal where there’s flats. The girls make a bleddy packet on the side. | |
![]() | CyberBraai Lex. at www.matriots.com 🌐 For emphasis, ‘blooming’ can be replaced by ‘bladdy’, which, in turn, is a corruption of the Austrian ‘bloody’. [Ibid.] It’s no bladdy good moaning afterwards that you didn’t catch anyone’s drift. | |
![]() | Birthday 32: That bleddy miserable husband she’s got to look after. A right bleddy burden he is. | |
![]() | IOL News (Western Cape) 24 June 🌐 He did not know the temperature [...] knew it hd been ‘bladdy cold’. | |
![]() | Pigeon English 112: Bleddy Catholics. They want to give us all Aids. |