JOLLY WELL

(informal) a variation of damn well. See damn well in this glossary. —Grad V Approved 1992 Glossary Upgrade

(chiefly British) most certainly, often used to add emphasis. The phrase is also used to show agreement with what has just been said or suggested. Example "Jolly well then, I shall go along also."(chiefly British) most certainly. The phrase is often used to add emphasis or to show agreement with what has just been said or suggested. Example "You'd jolly well better do as he says."(chiefly British) most certainly, often used to add emphasis. If your observation of a tree is indirect, you'd better jolly well understand about that tree pretty confounded well. (informal) certainly or without doubt; emphatically. A variation of damn well. If your observation of a tree is indirect, you'd better jolly well understand about that tree pretty confounded well. - Study Evaluation of Information (11 Aug. 64) (informal) a variation of damn well. See damn well in this glossary. And he jolly well must have answered that question to his satisfaction. -Auditing and Assessment (3 Mar. 64) a chiefly British term meaning most certainly; used to add emphasis particularly when one is angry or annoyed. (informal) a variation of damn well. See damn well in this glossary. (informal) certainly or without doubt; emphatically. A variation of damn well. (informal) certainly or without doubt; emphatically. A variation of damn well. He has finally gotten his bank and his past and his various factors of beingness and aberration stacked up to a point where he can be jolly well killed. iWhy People Don't Like You (2 Jan. 60) (informal) certainly or without doubt; emphatically. A variation of damn well. He has finally gotten his bank and his past and his various factors of beingness and aberration stacked up to a point where he can be jolly well killed. ?Why People Don't Like You (2 Jan. 60)