(UK, euphemistic, slang) A generic intensifier which can be substituted for any profane intensifier.
So true as I am on my third attempt to get the bleeping thing in right now 🤣
I love the comedic monster of the week ones. Those are the ones I think of/quote the most often. "Except Barbara Eden never killed anybody" "I do it ALL for you, Mulder [...]" "Yep, that's a bleeping dead alien body…
(UK, euphemistic, slang) A generic intensifier which can be substituted for any profane intensifier.
Are you bleeping kidding me? That's the amount of rent we agreed!
“So true as I am on my third attempt to get the bleeping thing in right now 🤣”
“I love the comedic monster of the week ones. Those are the ones I think of/quote the most often. "Except Barbara Eden never killed anybody" "I do it ALL for you, Mulder [...]" "Yep, that's a bleeping dead alien body if I ever bleeping saw one." And so on...”
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A British slang intensifier meaning extremely or very, functioning like 'bloody' but softened slightly. Used in exclamatory phrases ('bleedingly obvious') to amplify an adjective. The '-ly' adverb formation is somewhat unusual, giving the word a mock-formal or emphatic quality. Mostly heard in working-class British speech.