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gox

American  
[goks] / gɒks /
  1. gaseous oxygen.


Etymology

Origin of gox

By contraction and shortening

Example Sentences

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“Selling it one or two times to make up personal loses from gox closure.”

From Forbes • Mar. 9, 2014

By gox, Jimmy, w'or gan to drift into the German Ocean!

From The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century by Runciman, Walter

"By gox, that's true," said Munroe; "where shall I put them?"

From The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century by Runciman, Walter

By gox, I’ve come To charity—Jim Barrasford’s come to mooch For charity at Krindlesyke!

From Krindlesyke by Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson

By gox, A poor lad can’t come home, but he’s cross-questioned, 107 And stared at like ...

From Krindlesyke by Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson

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