JOLLY

(British informal) extremely; very. —9th ACC Volume 1 Approved Glossary, —Academy Level I Glossary - Approved November 1990, —Academy Level II Glossary, —Intro to Scn Ethics Glossary (app. 14.7.90), —OEC - Awareness Levels App Mar 91, —OEC - Handling the PTS App Mar 91, —PTS-SP Approved Glossary, —SHSBC Binder 9 Approved Glossary, —SHSBC Binder 16 Approved Glossary

(British informal) extremely; very. But if you took a person who was up here on the upper, what we consider Scientology, bands and you made him suffer, he jolly well wouldn't have a case gain.

(British informal) extremely; very. But if you took a person who was up here on the upper, what we consider Scientology, bands and you made him suffer, he jolly well wouldn't have a case gain.

(British informal) extremely; very. But if you took a person who was up here on the upper, what we consider Scientology, bands and you made him suffer, he jolly well wouldn't have a case gain.(British informal) extremely; very.(British informal) extremely; very He'll jolly well do as he's told.(British informal) very. (colloquial) enjoyable; pleasant.(British informal) extremely; very. And it's a consistent drop One week, we don't pay any attention to it; two weeks, we start paying an attention to; three weeks, why, and then we jolly well pay an attention to it.