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Odzooks

American  
[od-zooks, -zooks] / ɒdˈzʊks, -ˈzuks /
Also Odzookers

interjection

  1. Gadzooks.


Etymology

Origin of Odzooks

First recorded in 1685–95

Example Sentences

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However, after sitting patiently for an hour, as if on a monument, I could not succeed in catching the eye of any passing fish, and so, severely disheartened by my ill-luck, I was strolling on, shouldering my rod, when—odzooks! whom should I encounter but Mister Bagshot and a party of friends, who were watching his keepers capture salmons from a boat by means of a large net, a far more practical and effectual method than the cumbersome and unreliable device of a meretricious fly with a very visible hook!

From Project Gutenberg

Who believes me shall behold The Little Girl, tricked out with ringolet, Or fringe, or pompadour, or what you will, Switch, bang, rat, puff—odzooks, man!

From Project Gutenberg

Odzooks, it matters not a whit—     They all are good to use!

From Project Gutenberg

Odzooks, it matters not a whit—   They all are good to use!

From Project Gutenberg

Odzooks! my wide-extended realm, Knows not a name so glorious as Tom Thumb.

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