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The word Bedlam used to describe chaos comes from the name of an ancient mental institution in London, United Kingdom where the inmates where out of control most of the time. This is where the phrase "It's Bedlam there" comes from. The institution no longer exits under that name but the term remains in common usage.
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Who invented the Bedlam Cube?
Bruce Bedlam - see: http://www.stonehenge.tv/intro.html
What actors and actresses appeared in Jo Brand Goes Back to Bedlam - 1994?
The cast of Jo Brand Goes Back to Bedlam - 1994 includes: Jo Brand as herself
What is the song in bedlam series 1 episode 5?
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Medeiros was born and grew up in Toronto, Ontario, to a Portuguese origin father and an Italian origin mother.
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What is the word origin for the word Bedlam?
a lunatic asylum in London namedhospital of saint Mary of Bethlehem was a notoriously noisy scene of mad confusion in the 14th & 15th centuries at least & bedlam was just Bethlehem slurred in local speech
What is a sentence for bedlam?
The great bedlam hurt his ears.
What rhymes with bedlam?
There are no perfect rhymes for the word bedlam.
Bedlam in a sentence?
The aftermath of the fight caused great bedlam.
When was King Bedlam created?
King Bedlam was created in 1999.
When was Doctor Bedlam created?
Doctor Bedlam was created in 1971.
When was A Maid in Bedlam created?
A Maid in Bedlam was created in 1977.
When was The Bedlam in Goliath created?
The Bedlam in Goliath was created in 2006.
How do you use bedlam as a noun?
The locker room was an utter bedlam.
What is the duration of Bedlam film?
The duration of Bedlam - film - is 1.32 hours.
What is the ISBN of Bedlam novel?
The ISBN of Bedlam - novel - is 978-1407103853.
Who invented the Bedlam Cube?
Bruce Bedlam - see: http://www.stonehenge.tv/intro.html
