Odsbodikins

American  

[odz-bod-i-kinz] / ɒdzˈbɒd ɪ kɪnz /

Also Odsbodkins or Oddsbodikins

interjection

Archaic.

1. Gadsbodikins.

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Etymology

Origin of Odsbodikins

First recorded in 1700–10

Example Sentences

They were people who said “Odsbodikins” and did everything they could to avoid talking about their pants.

From The Wall Street Journal

The man of phlegm is sensible of the emptiness of his discourse, and will tell you, that "I'fackins," such a thing is true: or if you warm him a little, he may run into passion, and cry, "Odsbodikins," you do not say right.

From Project Gutenberg

In drat, formerly 'od rot, zounds for God's wounds, 'sdeath, odsbodikins, etc., there is probably a deliberate avoidance of profanity.

From Project Gutenberg

Odsbodikins!" exclaimed Titus, "a noble reward!

From Project Gutenberg

"Odsbodikins!" cried Titus, with a theatrical start; "this is more than I expected."

From Project Gutenberg