WORD OF THE DAY: Class Two Expletives and their Euphemisms

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Class Two Expletives and their Euphemisms

....................................................... imbars bidbib Used by British soldiers during WW2. It is an acronym for "I may be a rotten sod, but I don't believe bullshit". Typically not uttered in the presence of officers. --Dunn 2005 Sign in to see full entry.

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