"most capital, indeed" in Victorian Era
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"the bee's knees"

In Victorian Era 🎩
"most capital, indeed"

one uses this expression to denote that a thing is utterly splendid and of the highest quality imaginable. truly marvelous.

e.g. your garden party was most capital, indeed; the tea was perfectly brewed.

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  • 🎩 Victorian Eraanonymous
    "most capital, indeed"

    one uses this expression to denote that a thing is utterly splendid and of the highest quality imaginable. truly marvelous.

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