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She doesn't know if it. There are many other variants, in fact almost anything can be. The expression hell's bells conveys anger, irritation, or surprise, according to ced, mw etc, but they do not explain the origin. Hells bells and little fishes. (mother was born and raised in london and remember using the phrase; The speaker is comparing the strictness. In the uk this is often ‘hell’s bells and buckets of blood’ and, in the usa, ‘hells bells and little fishes’ or ‘hells bells and a bunch of parsley’. (use caution with hell.) alice: I wouldn't be surprised, however, if someone were to report that. An exclamation of frustration or surprise. Currently only hell's bells remains common, without the little fishes.

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Hells Bells And Little Fishes She doesn't know if it. This example uses the idiom 'hell's bells' in a figurative sense to express strong surprise or disbelief. The speaker is comparing the strictness. The expression hell's bells conveys anger, irritation, or surprise, according to ced, mw etc, but they do not explain the origin. A shortened form of the phrase hell's bells and buckets of blood. oh, hell's bells—the printer isn't. An exclamation of anger or surprise. An exclamation of frustration or surprise. In the uk this is often ‘hell’s bells and buckets of blood’ and, in the usa, ‘hells bells and little fishes’ or ‘hells bells and a bunch of parsley’. I wouldn't be surprised, however, if someone were to report that. Hells bells and little fishes. (mother was born and raised in london and remember using the phrase; Your pants are torn in back. She doesn't know if it has a valid origin or whether. She doesn't know if it. Hells bells and little fishes. (mother was born and raised in london and remember using the phrase; There are many other variants, in fact almost anything can be. Currently only hell's bells remains common, without the little fishes.