'strewthn.

Forms: also streuth, strewth, 'strooth, 'struth, struth.

Etymology: Shortened < God's truth n. and int. at god n. and int. Compounds 2a. Compare 'S n.²

colloquial.

= God's truth n. and int. at god n. and int. Compounds 2a, used as an oath.

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the mind > language > malediction > oaths > [interjection] > religious oaths (referring to God) > miscellaneous

depardieuc1290

by God's namec1330

by God's roodc1330

by God's eyes1340

God's soul1345

for God's sakec1386

cock's soulc1405

God's armsc1405

by God's dooma1425

(by) (God's) nailsa1500

by God's fast?1515

God's lord?1520

God's sacramenta1529

God's dominusc1530

by God's crown1535

God's bread1535

God's gown1535

God's guts1543

of God's word?1550

God's hat1569

Gods me1570

marry (a) Godc1574

God's malt1575

God's ludd?1577

God's sacring?1577

God's sokinges?1577

trunnion?1577

(by) God's will1579

God's teeth1580

'Shearta1596

God's light1598

by God's me1599

'Snails1599

'Slight1600

God's diggers1602

'Swill1602

od's mea1616

od's my lifea1616

'Sprecious1631

'Sbores1640

odso1660

for sake('s) sake1665

Gad's precious1677

heartlikins1677

od1681

'Sdiggers1687

(Lord) love you (also your heart)1707

God's fury1748

heartikins1751

S'fire1791

nom de Dieu1848

'strewth1892

Lord lumme1895

lumme1898

1892 R. Kipling Barrack-room Ballads 20 Mad drunk and resisting the Guard—'Strewth, but I socked it them hard!

1913 A. J. Rees Merry Marauders ix. 149 'Strooth! he's looked up all our lines.

1915 C. J. Dennis Songs Sentimental Bloke 102 But 'struth! 'E is king-pin! The 'ead serang!

1925 Glasgow Herald 9 Jan. 8 He complained that if he used such words as ‘garn’ or ‘struth’ he was accused of vulgarity, whereas were he capable of imitating the peculiar sounds such as were heard from those north of the Tweed he would be able to move in any society.

1933 M. Lowry Ultramarine ii. 75 Gawd strewth, you're some fellow, you are!

1938 P. Lawlor House of Templemore xvii. 186 I have made a string bookshelf just like you had. Streuth! So you have.

1954 A. Seton Katherine xiv. 235 ‘'Struth,’ said Edmund... ‘High time I got me some wife.’

1975 P. G. Winslow Death of Angel iv. 86 Strewth, they've made a mess of this office.

1977 Sunday Sun (Brisbane) 30 Jan. 29/1 Struth! What next? says Sam.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1919; most recently modified version published online March 2019).

单词	strewth
释义	'strewthn. Forms: also streuth, strewth, 'strooth, 'struth, struth. Etymology: Shortened < God's truth n. and int. at god n. and int. Compounds 2a. Compare 'S n.² colloquial. = God's truth n. and int. at god n. and int. Compounds 2a, used as an oath. ΘΚΠ the mind > language > malediction > oaths > [interjection] > religious oaths (referring to God) > miscellaneous depardieuc1290 by God's namec1330 by God's roodc1330 by God's eyes1340 God's soul1345 for God's sakec1386 cock's soulc1405 God's armsc1405 by God's dooma1425 (by) (God's) nailsa1500 by God's fast?1515 God's lord?1520 God's sacramenta1529 God's dominusc1530 by God's crown1535 God's bread1535 God's gown1535 God's guts1543 of God's word?1550 God's hat1569 Gods me1570 marry (a) Godc1574 God's malt1575 God's ludd?1577 God's sacring?1577 God's sokinges?1577 trunnion?1577 (by) God's will1579 God's teeth1580 'Shearta1596 God's light1598 by God's me1599 'Snails1599 'Slight1600 God's diggers1602 'Swill1602 od's mea1616 od's my lifea1616 'Sprecious1631 'Sbores1640 odso1660 for sake('s) sake1665 Gad's precious1677 heartlikins1677 od1681 'Sdiggers1687 (Lord) love you (also your heart)1707 God's fury1748 heartikins1751 S'fire1791 nom de Dieu1848 'strewth1892 Lord lumme1895 lumme1898 1892 R. Kipling Barrack-room Ballads 20 Mad drunk and resisting the Guard—'Strewth, but I socked it them hard! 1913 A. J. Rees Merry Marauders ix. 149 'Strooth! he's looked up all our lines. 1915 C. J. Dennis Songs Sentimental Bloke 102 But 'struth! 'E is king-pin! The 'ead serang! 1925 Glasgow Herald 9 Jan. 8 He complained that if he used such words as ‘garn’ or ‘struth’ he was accused of vulgarity, whereas were he capable of imitating the peculiar sounds such as were heard from those north of the Tweed he would be able to move in any society. 1933 M. Lowry Ultramarine ii. 75 Gawd strewth, you're some fellow, you are! 1938 P. Lawlor House of Templemore xvii. 186 I have made a string bookshelf just like you had. Streuth! So you have. 1954 A. Seton Katherine xiv. 235 ‘'Struth,’ said Edmund... ‘High time I got me some wife.’ 1975 P. G. Winslow Death of Angel iv. 86 Strewth, they've made a mess of this office. 1977 Sunday Sun (Brisbane) 30 Jan. 29/1 Struth! What next? says Sam. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1919; most recently modified version published online March 2019). < n.1892
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