oh my gawd
a way of expressing state of shock.
kiddo 1: “i have a p-n-s.”
kiddo 2: “oh my gawd!”
to express suprise. it is the combination of “oh”, “my” and “g-d” to form an incoherant word. usually used online since saying it outloud does not hold the same meaning, because people cant tell you meshed the words together.
sp-ckerdave: dude, i just f-cked your mom.
rez: ohmygawd
an exclamation, see oh my god. the way people with long island accents say oh my god, or those making fun of them
i can’t believe that! oh my gawd!
a variant of “oh my god”. generally used by sh-tty authors or said by female new yorkers.
“oh my gawd, you have such a round bosom,” said brenda.
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