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My saviours
I wauv Geesus and Gawd. Geesus and Gawd wauv u too. They’re my saviours.
One who receives so much clout and glory their peers must worship them.
Silas gets so much clout he is no doubt the clout Gawd.
It way of greeting. It's similar to saying 'Good Day'. It can also be used as a weird way of saying God Damn
Example 1: Gawd Day to you sir.
Example 2: Gawd Day I lost another one.
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Ehma gawd! is a phrase I first came across while reading "The Qlique" by Lisi Harrison. It basically is a prep-school way to say "Oh My God!"
Massie: Ehma gawd!
Dylan: What?
Kristen: Your Prada doesn't match those shoes!!!
Alicia: Seriously
Dylan: Ohno!
(huge situation in the eyes of people like me and the qlique.)
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Ye gawds is old-timer slang for "Oh, my gosh!" and "Give me a break!" — all packed into one nifty punch. It conveys a cranky annoyance more than a "Holy Toledo!" excitement and is a good option when you're really wanting to say something more profane but need to mind your manners.
It's more hick than urban and works well for folks with a penchant for mid-century modern, sweater sets and small town gossip. Dang and geesh are tolerable alternatives, but if you're into Mayberry or maybe even Mad Men and want to impress your friends, go with "Ye gawds" and you'll knock their knickers off.
"Did you hear what Martha's daughter did the other day? She snuck out of the house in the middle of the night, dumped a gallon of hairspray into the truck's gas tank, and drove into town to see her boyfriend."
"Ye gawds, Sally. Kids these days, you know?"
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When you sometimes tend to say: "Oh God" ...well any self respecting Jew would say "Oh Gawd." Most un-Jewish people say this to make fun of the nasally voice that often comes with being a complete and utter Jew.-GUILTY AS CHARGED.-
Uncle Marty: "Oy Vey, Mortici forgot to get kosher dinner products."
Cousin Arron: "And he forgot to visit the temple last Saturday."
Uncle Marty: "Oh Gawd, what else could go wrong?"
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