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bliksem

/ (ˈblɪksəm) /

interjection

Southern African an exclamation expressive of surprise, shock, displeasure, etc

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Word Origin for bliksem

from Afrikaans: lightning

Words nearby bliksem

Blida, Bligh, blight, blighter, blighty, bliksem, blimey, blimp, blimpish, blimp out, blin
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