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Gadzooks
[ gad-zooks ]
interjection
- (used as a mild oath.)
gadzooks
/ ɡædˈzuːks /
interjection
- archaic.a mild oath
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of Gadzooks1
Example Sentences
She’s just as comfortable with language that dates from the ’50s, peppering her speech with words like “gadzooks” and “egad.”
I do not have the T-shirts that she likes, because they are from a store called Gadzooks, which is in the mall of new clothes.
Choosing to forgive strange smells or choosing that Gadzooks is not the only place that boyfriends can shop.
Jones video-chats with The Post in late August from outside a house he is renting in Los Angeles, where he is already in the midst of finishing a follow-up to “Gadzooks,” released Friday by Sacred Bones.
Listening to "Gadzooks" feels like you're running through a fun house.
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