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https://wikidiff.com/crikey/blimey
As interjections the difference between crikey and blimey. is that crikey is used as an exclamation of astonishment, or as an emphasis of fact at the conclusion of a statement while blimey is Expressing anger, surprise, excitement, etc.

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I think "crikey" is more associated with shock (thanks to Steve Irwin) or perhaps exasperation (Hugh Jackman uses it this way in the film Australia). But if you see it as the softened version of "Christ!" then you might get an idea how and when you could use it. "Blimey" comes from the old British "God blind me!".

https://firstsportz.com/f1-news-crikey-popularity-spike-george-russell/
Fans have commented on Reddit saying, "I associate Crikey with Australians more than Brits tbh.Had a boss that says it all the time," While another fan commented, "Crikey is a level above Blimey." Various interesting comments were made on this topic such as, "This is peak content. Crofty better mention this stat this weekend," another comment said, "Now this is a funny and clever

https://slangsensei.com/crikey-british-slang-meaning/
Origin and Evolution of Crikey. The origin and evolution of "crikey" trace back to the colorful tapestry of British slang. This popular expression has its roots in the mid-19th century, emerging as an exclamation for expressing surprise or astonishment. Over time, "crikey" has become deeply ingrained in British vernacular, evolving

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1 Dec 2018. Featured answer. English (UK) Both are very very old fashioned it's unusual to hear them in natural conversation. Maybe blimey is slightly more common? See a translation.

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Synonym for crikey All can be expressions of surprise. Bloody hell can also show annoyance. I use bloody quite a lot, but I don't know anyone who actually uses crikey or blimey! They are a bit old fashioned.

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Mercedes just denied us the sweet sweet karma moment of Schumacher reovertaking Russell. They pitted him when Schumacher was within a second, effectively not going motor racing and sparing their guy the additional humiliation. Reply reply. Best-Marionberry-218.

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All of George Russell's Blimey, Crickey and Nicely done moments in one swift edit. Have you watched the other remixes on YouTube? Check them out now.

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The difference between those 19 drivers and George, however, ... Clearly our time is the hardest, crikey! Reply ... "There are two things I dislike most, people who don't tolerate other people's opinions and George Russell fans." I think Nigel Powers said this. Reply

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A well deserved win by Sainz driven to perfection. However, had Mercedes let Hamilton through at the end they would have won. Hamilton caught up 5 seconds on Russell after the stops and is more clinical in traffic than Russell. Unfortunately, for George he doesn't have that last little bit that top drivers have.

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This now in, George Russell's PowerPoint about Alexander Albon that made Jost say "Alright Georgie we'll adopt, I mean sign Alex" navigation. Blimey, Crikey, Oh My Word. My posts about the season 2023 are probably going to be unhinged and chaotic. In my hhater era. home;

https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/top-10-favorite-british-words-and-slang
Definition - used to express amazement, surprise, or perplexity. Blimey is labeled chiefly British in our dictionary, which is one way of saying 'mainly used by the British, but occasionally used jocularly by Americans who put on a bad Cockney accent and pair it with words such as guvnor.'Blimey is a shortening of Gorblimey, which itself is a euphemism for "God blind me."

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"The difference between the two cars was that George's first stint length was much shorter, which meant that by the time he was out on his second stint with the hard rubber, his tyres were

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Russell_(serial_killer)
George Waterfield Russell Jr. (born April 1958), known as The Charmer, is an American thief and serial killer responsible for the murders of three women in Seattle over the summer in 1990. After killing his victims, he would mutilate and have sex with the corpses, leaving the bodies posed in bizarre positions at the crime scene. For his crimes, he was sentenced to two life imprisonment terms

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/feso09/crikey_is_aussies_version_of_blimey/
29M subscribers in the Showerthoughts community. A subreddit for sharing those miniature epiphanies you have that highlight the oddities within the

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"The book is a delightful way to discover over 1,200 genuine down-to-earth differences between the two nations' languages. It doesn't just explain, it educates with factual references throughout. All done in Marshall's calm and witty style - and he doesn't shy away from the naughty bits!"-Paul Vates, drama critic at Frost Magazine.

https://hinative.com/questions/1777546
What is the meaning of "crikey "? - Question about English (UK) | HiNative. Updated on 12 Jul 2020. BookMany126. 12 Feb 2017. Japanese.

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The difference between Pygmalion and Higgins is that Higgins lacks the admiration for Eliza that Pygmalion has for his statues. In the play Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion is a sculptor who falls in love with one of his creations. He admires the beauty and perfection of his statues.

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