blighter |ˈblītər|noun [with adj. ] Brit., informala person who is regarded with contempt, irritation, or pity : you little blighter!ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from blight + -er 1 .
With the centennial of the beginning of WW I coming up this year (free plug: the Liberty Memorial and Museum here in Kansas City is the nation’s official WW I Memorial), it would be nice to see a complete collection of Flying Ace episodes. I wonder if whoever is running Schulz, Inc. these days has any plans for that?
Robert Nowall Premium Member about 10 years ago
Wasn’t his brother Spike a poor blighter?
oldmanbob about 10 years ago
I know too many of them.
Darryl Heine about 10 years ago
What’s a blighter?
Albany58 about 10 years ago
blighter |ˈblītər|noun [with adj. ] Brit., informala person who is regarded with contempt, irritation, or pity : you little blighter!ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from blight + -er 1 .
coreym5 about 10 years ago
Here’s the Oxford Dictionary definition of blighter:
(British) A person who is regarded with contempt, irritation, or pity: “you little blighter!”
bwalk7217 Premium Member about 10 years ago
In the context of todays strip, regard with pity.Slogging through mud filled trenches will ruin almost anybody’s day.
Godfreydaniel about 10 years ago
With the centennial of the beginning of WW I coming up this year (free plug: the Liberty Memorial and Museum here in Kansas City is the nation’s official WW I Memorial), it would be nice to see a complete collection of Flying Ace episodes. I wonder if whoever is running Schulz, Inc. these days has any plans for that?
dflak about 10 years ago
Zooming through the air at 108 miles per hour.
Remember, Snoopy, if you are receiving fire and you can’t see who it is coming from, shoot the sun!
21bonhadylc about 10 years ago
Snoopy’s imagination can be confusing!
Doctor11 about 10 years ago
Keep an eye out for the Red Baron, Ace.
Number Three about 10 years ago
One day you’ll get your chance.
xxx
Kim Metzger Premium Member about 10 years ago
It’s interesting to read this strip in the middle of following the current season of “Mr. Selfridge.”
gnatXXsum about 10 years ago
How come nobody asked “What’s a Sopwith Camel” ?
JP Steve Premium Member about 10 years ago
And yet the English proudly refer to their country as “Old Blighty.” I don’t think the dictionaries are getting the whole story.
HeatherMcCrillis over 5 years ago
Don’t forget the tapioca pudding.