Definition of Godzooks in English:

Godzooks

exclamation ɡɒdˈzuːks

rare, archaic

Expressing surprise, alarm, frustration, etc.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Shadwell (c1640–1692), playwright and poet. From the genitive of god + a second element of uncertain identity.

Definition of Godzooks in US English:

Godzooks

exclamationɡɒdˈzuːks

rare, archaic

Expressing surprise, alarm, frustration, etc.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Shadwell (c1640–1692), playwright and poet. From the genitive of god + a second element of uncertain identity.

单词	Godzooks
释义	Definition of Godzooks in English: Godzooks exclamation ɡɒdˈzuːks rare, archaic Expressing surprise, alarm, frustration, etc. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Shadwell (c1640–1692), playwright and poet. From the genitive of god + a second element of uncertain identity. Definition of Godzooks in US English: Godzooks exclamationɡɒdˈzuːks rare, archaic Expressing surprise, alarm, frustration, etc. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Shadwell (c1640–1692), playwright and poet. From the genitive of god + a second element of uncertain identity.
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