blow me over

English

Interjection

blow me over

(UK, slang, archaic) An expression of surprise.
- 1989, John le Carré, The Russia House:
  'Well blow me over, if it isn't Barley Bloody Blair,' a familiar voice declared from the centre of a multi-lingual display of illustrated Bibles.
- 2016, Daniel Blackaby, The Lost City Chronicles:
  Well, blow me over. If it isn't Mr. Randilin himself. What a pleasant surprise!

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