lordy

/ (ˈlɔːdɪ) /

interjection

mainly US and Canadian an exclamation of surprise or dismay

Words nearby lordy

lords spiritual, lords temporal, lords-and-ladies, lordship, lordship of the isles, lordy, lore, lorelei, loren, lorena, lorentz

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Examples from the Web for lordy

Nothing at all—and if it hadn't been for Lordy, we'd all three have been expelled.
Just Patty|Jean Webster
"Lordy needn't make such a fuss over my standing," said Priscilla, frowning over an armful of clothes.
Just Patty|Jean Webster
Lordy, he said to the surrounding faces, he hasnt tumbled to it yet!
The Ranchman|Charles Alden Seltzer
Lordy, chile, dey's thousan's, an' thousan's er Yankees des over dat little hill dar—dey'll kill every one er you all!
The Southerner|Thomas Dixon

But, Lordy, honey, you an' me's gwine ter have joyful times!
The Sins of the Father|Thomas Dixon