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19 lut 2005 · Miss Molly. 1. a gawgeous gal. 2. a woman that is amazing. 3. none other compare. 4. bmw z4 to me the geo. 5. the greatest thing there is. Miss Molly let's play Halo and watch the OC and maybe some Whose Line. by [Danny Pants] February 19, 2005. Get the Miss Molly mug. More random definitions.
Nadrzędna kategoria: Slang angielski (brytyjski i amerykański) Kategoria: Slang angielski ogólny
An exclamation of surprise. Popularized by Little Richard's 1958 song of the same name. Good golly, Miss Molly—you scared me! What's that black mark on the ceiling? Good golly, Miss Molly, it's a spider! Help! Good golly, Miss Molly! I didn't know anyone else was home! See also: good, miss.
2 cze 2021 · To greatly surprise, shock, or confuse someone. Origin of Good golly, Miss Molly! Source: Internet. The idiom “Good golly, Miss Molly” derives from America but it was not popularly used until it was first recorded in Little Richard ‘s song of the same name. The song quickly became a rock ‘n’ roll hit as soon as it was published.
An exclamation of surprise. Popularized by Little Richard's 1958 song of the same name. Good golly, Miss Molly—you scared me! What's that black mark on the ceiling? Good golly, Miss Molly, it's a spider! Help! Good golly, Miss Molly! I didn't know anyone else was home! See also: good, miss.
22 kwi 2010 · To me this is a double-entendre. It could mean "sure likes to have a ball [have a good time]" or it could mean "sure likes to f*ck", since "to ball" is also a less crude way to say "to f*ck". Also, I agree with Mateamargo that Little Richard invented the phrase "Good golly, Miss Molly!"
25 lis 2011 · Good golly, Miss Molly. November 25, 2011. Q: I was reading Evelyn Waugh’s novel Officers and Gentlemen when I came across the offensive British term “wog.” I always thought it was an acronym, but my dictionary says it’s probably short for “golliwog.” Can you tell me more?
