Crossword clues for egad
egad
- ''Great Caesar's ghost!''
- Quaint cry of surprise
- Old-style exclamation
- Old-fashioned oath
- Holy cow!
- Antiquated exclamation
- "Ods bodkins!"
- "How shocking!"
- "Good lord!"
- "Good gravy!" kin
- Quaint cry
- Old-school outburst
- Old exclamation
- Cousin of forsooth!
- "Oh my stars!"
- "By gosh!"
- Quaint interjection
- Quaint "Yikes!"
- Posh exclamation
- Mild exclamation of surprise
- English exclamation
- "OMG!" of yore
- "Oh me, oh my"
- "Jeepers creepers!"
- 'Holy moly!'
- ''Good grief!''
- Stereotypically Victorian outburst
- Relative of "My word!"
- Quaint expression of surprise
- Quaint "Yipe!"
- Quaint "Holy moly!"
- Old-timey "Yikes!"
- Old-style "Yikes!"
- Old-style "Holy cow!"
- Old expression of alarm
- Old "Oh my gosh!"
- Oh my gosh!
- Literary detective's outburst
- Holy Toledo!
- Edwardian outburst
- Cousin of ''zounds!''
- Bertie Wooster exclamation
- Ancient expletive
- "That's shocking!"
- "SpongeBob SquarePants" exclamation
- "OMG!" ancestor
- "Land sakes!"
- "Jumping catfish!"
- "Jumpin' Jehoshaphat!"
- "Holy Moses!"
- "Holy jumping catfish!"
- "Great balls of fire!"
- "Drat" cousin
- "By golly!"
- 'My stars!'
- ''By Jove!''
- Ye olde malediction
- Word of faux-shock
- Word akin to "I say!"
- Watsonian exclamation
- Victorian-era "My!"
- Victorian era outburst
- Victorian "Yikes!"
- Sherlock Hemlock's catchphrase on "Sesame Street"
- Relative of "What?!"
- Relative of ''Yikes!''
- Quaint (but once quite offensive) exclamation
- Quaint "Yowza!"
- Quaint "Oh my!"
- Quaint "Holy cow!"
- Quaint "Heavens!"
- Quaint "Golly!"
- OMG, much more quaintly
- Old-timey version of "Goodness gracious!"
- Old-timey curse I imagine was an edit of "Oh God!"
- Old-time interjection
- Old-time "Yikes!"
- Old-time "OMG!"
- Old-style "Wow!"
- Old-style "OMG!"
- Old-style "Holy smokes!"
- Old-style "Holy moly!"
- Old-style "Good grief!"
- Old-style ''Yikes!''
- Old-school OMG
- Old-school "OMG!"
- Old-fashioned "Oh, my!"
- Old-fashioned "Goodness!"
- Old cousin of "Heck!"
- Old but mild oath
- Old "What!"
- Old "OMG!"
- Old "Heck!"
- Oh, God!
- Oh, God
- Oh God!
- Oh God, var
- Oh god, politely
- Oh God, once
- Novelist Heyer's exclamation
- My word!
- Mock-dismayed cry
- Mild profanity
- Mild oath — aged (anag)
- Mild medieval expletive
- Major Hoople's epitaph
- Last century's "Oh, my!"
- Land sakes!
- Knight's oath
- Kin of "zounds!"
- Inoffensive exclamation
- Holy moly!
- Great heavens!
- Gramps's exclamation
- Good golly!
- Family-friendly oath
- Falstaffian cry
- Exclamation from Dr. Watson
- Euphemistic sound of shock
- Elizabethan oath
- Early "golly!"
- Dr. Watson's outburst, maybe
- Days-of-yore oath
- Dated oath
- Cry from Sesame Street's Sherlock Hemlock
- Cousin of "Nerts!"
- Conan Doyle exclamation
- Archaic outcry
- Archaic oath
- Antiquated interjection
- An expletive
- A mild expletive
- A four-letter exclamation that wouldn't get bleeped
- "Zounds!" alternative
- "Yikes!" kin
- "Wow!," quaintly
- "Thunderation!" kin
- "Suffering succotash!"
- "OMG," long before IMs
- "Oh. My. Gosh!"
- "Oh, snap!" of old
- "Oh, my stars and garters!"
- "Oh god," centuries ago
- "Oh bother!"
- "My stars and whiskers!"
- "My gosh!"
- "Jiminy cricket!"
- "Jiminy Christmas!"
- "I say, old chap, have you gone mental?"
- "I say, gov'nor"
- "Holy shit," quaintly
- "Holy moley!"
- "Gadzooks!" relative
- "By gum!"
- "Bejabbers!" relative
- "Bejabbers!" kin
- ''Great Caesar's ghost!"
- ''Good golly!''
- "Zounds!" cousin
- "Holy cow!"
- "Oh, my!"
- "Holy moly!" relative
- "Holy smoke!"
- "Heavens!"
- Minced oath of old
- "Yipes!"
- Major Hoople's exclamation, in the comics
- "Yikes!" of yore
- Mild epithet
- "Holy Toledo!"
- "Omigosh!"
- "My word!"
- Cousin of "Omigod!"
- "By gar!"
- "My stars!"
- Mild oath of old
- "Heavens to Betsy!"
- Antiquated euphemism
- "Holy mackerel!"
- Old-time oath
- Major Hoople's holler
- Cry of mock horror
- "Holy smokes!" of yore
- "Horrors!"
- "Good heavens!"
- Dated expletive
- Antiquated outburst
- Quaint outburst
- "Goodness gracious!" of yore
- Major Hoople's outburst, in old comics
- Old oath
- Cry of shock
- "Our Boarding House" oath
- Relative of "Oh, no!"
- "Oh, golly!"
- "Yipe!"
- Quaint cry of horror
- Old-fashioned outburst
- Melodramatic outburst
- Quaint cry of shock
- Old-time exclamation
- "Good grief!"?
- Victorian outburst
- "Wow!"
- G-rated oath
- "Glorioski!"
- Old expletive
- Quaint exclamation
- "Great Scott!"
- Surprised reaction
- "Good gracious!"
- Edwardian expletive
- Oath of old
- "Gosh almighty!"
- "My heavens!"
- Old-timey oath
- "Holy cats!"
- Quaint euphemism
- "Holy guacamole!"
- Old-style oath
- Whimsical outburst
- "OMG!," old-style
- Often-affected outburst
- Quaint shout
- "Zoinks!"
- "That was unexpected!"
- "Gosh!"
- Mild expletive
- Major Hoople's cry
- Anagram for 48 Down
- Edwardian euphemism
- Gadzooks relative
- Euphemistic oath
- Word from Major Hoople
- Victorian expletive
- Kin of "By Jove!"
- Major Hoople's "drat"
- Major Hoople's word
- Hoople's word
- Expletive for Major Hoople
- Victorian oath
- Old mild expletive
- Criminy!
- Drat!
- Cousin of "Heck!"
- Hoople's cry
- See 17 Down
- Cousin of zounds
- "Omigod!"
- Major Hoople's expletive
- Hoople's expletive
- Euphemistic exclamation
- Archaic expletive
- Relative of "Zounds!"
- Oath from a renegade
- Victorian exclamation
- Exclamation in great-grandpa's day
- Victorian's cry
- Oath in Edwardian days
- Mild oath, old style
- Oath of yore
- Exclamation of old
- Plushbottom expletive
- Darn relative
- "Dear me!"
- Hoople's exclamation
- Consarn it!
- Victorian's expletive
- Curser's euphemism
- Expression of alarm
- A date for one goes ahead? Blimey!
- Old exclamation; aged (anagram)
- Oath finally made, go in search of pleasure
- Archaic expression of surprise
- Saw head off? Flipping heck, that's archaic!
- Red Guard regularly purged - what a surprise
- Archaic exclamation of surprise
- Dead period recalled, by Jove!
- Cry of surprise
- "My stars and garters!"
- "By Jove!"
- 'Holy cow!'
- Antiquated curse
- "Gee whiz!"
- Quaint oath
- "My goodness!"
- Quaint plaint
- Melodramatic cry
- 'Dear me!'
- 'Holy mackerel!'
- Word of surprise
- Quaint complaint
- "Goodness me!"
- "Consarn it!"
- Word of mock horror
- "Great Caesar's ghost!"
- "Oh dear!"
- "Good golly!"
- ''Goodness gracious!''
- Old-fashioned exclamation
- Antiquated oath
- "I say!"
- "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"
- ''My word!''
- "You're kidding!"
- "Oh my!"
- Relative of drat
- Quaint curse
- "Say it ain't so!"
- "My, my!"
- ''Good heavens!''
- Posh word of surprise
- Mild curse
- "Oh my gosh!"
- "Gee willikers!"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Egad
Egad \E*gad"\, interj. [Euphemistic corruption of the oath, ``by God.''] An exclamation expressing exultation or surprise, etc.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
egad
1670s, I gad, a softened oath, second element God, first uncertain; perhaps it represents exclamation ah.
Wiktionary
egad
interj. (context UK dated English) a mild exclamation of surprise, contempt, outrage, disgust, boredom, frustration.
Wikipedia
EGAD
EGAD may refer to:
- Embryonic GAD, the GAD25 and GAD44 forms of the enzyme glutamate decarboxylase.
- the ICAO code for Newtownards Airport in Northern Ireland.
Usage examples of "egad".
Yes, egad, you were something to be saved,--that was all that was necessary.