billyo
1billyo — illyo, billyoh illyoh . a large amount; British say it rained like billyo where Americans say it rained like the devil . [British] Syn: billy ho. [WordNet 1.5] …
2billyo — /ˈbɪlioʊ / (say bileeoh) phrase Colloquial 1. go to billyo, (an exclamation of dismissal.) 2. like billyo, a. with gusto: *I wanted like billy o to shake him off, but I didn t know how. –d arcy niland, 1955. b. with great speed: she rode like… …
3Billyo — great degree: scared me to billyo …
4billyo — Australian Slang great degree: scared me to billyo …
5billyo — noun an unimaginably large amount British say it rained like billyo where Americans say it rained like all get out • Syn: ↑billyoh, ↑billy ho, ↑all get out • Hypernyms: ↑large indefinite quantity, ↑large indefinite amount …
6billyo — n. extremely large amount …
7Like billyo — 1. with gusto: We laughed like billyo ; 2. with great speed: He rode like billyo …
8like billyo — Australian Slang 1. with gusto: We laughed like billyo ; 2. with great speed: He rode like billyo …
9To billyo — to a great degree: scared me to billyo …
10to billyo — Australian Slang to a great degree: scared me to billyo …
