Have you ever heard this word or phrase: Guilt-O-Sol?

Question

Is it part of a poem, a pray,or what?

Answer 1

I haven't, but it may imply 'guilt of the soul'. Many hymns use the letter O to mean Oh.

Phrases commonly used in prayers and hymns have the words "Oh my soul" and of course, the word "guilt" refers to the feeling guilty of sin.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

"an air-freshener for courtrooms and first-grade classrooms"

From a novel called "Vernon God Little" by - DBC Pierre - Winner of the Man Booker Prize 2003, Whitbread Best First Novel Award 2003 and Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Award for Comic Writing 2003.

You can read about it and see the phrase in context at www.wikipedia.com Just search for "Vernon God Little"

Hope this helps

Answer 3

never