ETYM Old Eng. blis, blisse, AS. blis, blîths, from blîthe blithe. Related to Blithe.
A state of extreme happiness; SYN. blissfulness, cloud nine, seventh heaven, walking on air.

(Drummond) (1891-1975) English composer and conductor. He became Master of the Queen’s Musick 1953. Among his works are A Color Symphony 1922; music for the ballets Checkmate 1937, Miracle in the Gorbals 1944, and Adam Zero 1946; an opera The Olympians 1949; and dramatic film music, including Things to Come 1935. He conducted the first performance of US composer Igor Stravinsky’s Ragtime for 11 instruments 1918.

City in Idaho (USA); zip code 83314.