Is there a 'macro' to convert a Word style to CSS tag?

The text in my source (Word) has a named character style applied to selected words/phrases throughout the text. I want to detect that specific character-style spec. in the source (pasted from Word into a DW target page) and have a way to translate what was a Word style-spec. into a specific CSS style for that same piece of text in the HTML.
For example, say the Word style is a character style named "boldBlue" (which, when applied to the text, makes it appear in ... bold and blue). In CSS, I have a style named "BB" -- I want the HTML to have the same text tagged correctly using the CSS spec. for "bold blue" (BB), without needing to assign that CSS tag over and over and over to each case.
Is there some 'macro' (or 'batch') way to accomplish this in CS6?

Honestly, the best thing you can do is strip out all Word generated code. Word is a horribly writer of html and css and will increase the headache factor of your project by an order of magnitude. DW has a feature built into it specifically to strip out all Word generated gibberish simply because it is so terrible...
Commands > Clean Up Word HTML
To change code from something like class="BoldBlue" to class="BB", you can open the page in source view and use the Find & Replace feature to replace all instances of BoldBlue with BB.
Ctrl + F or Edit > Find and Replace
When the dialogue window pops up, choose Current Document and Source Code from the drop downs. Put the exact text, spaces and all into the Find field and the new info in the Replace, then click Replace All.

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