lovely jubbly
The phrase 'lovely jubbly' gained popularity through the character Del Boy in the BBC sitcom 'Only Fools and Horses.' It originated from an advertising slogan for an orange-flavored soft drink in the 1950s.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, British)An expression used to convey delight, satisfaction, or approval.
Example
- When she saw the exam results, she exclaimed, 'Lovely jubbly!'
B2General
(informal, British)Describing something as excellent or very pleasing.
Example
- The holiday was lovely jubbly, with perfect weather and great company.
B2Finance
(slang, British)Informal term for money or wealth.
Example
- He walked away from the deal with a lot of lovely jubbly.
Similar
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