Definition of lawsy in English:

lawsy

exclamation ˈlɔːzi

US informal

noun ˈlɔːzi

US informal

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. Euphemistic alteration of lordy, after laws and perhaps also after -sy.

exclamationˈlɔːzi

US informal

nounˈlɔːzi

US informal

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. Euphemistic alteration of lordy, after laws and perhaps also after -sy.

单词	lawsy
释义	Definition of lawsy in English: lawsy exclamation ˈlɔːzi US informal Expressing surprise, emphasis, dismay, etc.; = "lord". noun ˈlɔːzi US informal Used for ‘Lord’ in various phrases, especially "lawsy mercy" and variants. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. Euphemistic alteration of lordy, after laws and perhaps also after -sy. Definition of lawsy in US English: lawsy exclamationˈlɔːzi US informal Expressing surprise, emphasis, dismay, etc.; = "lord". nounˈlɔːzi US informal Used for ‘Lord’ in various phrases, especially "lawsy mercy" and variants. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. Euphemistic alteration of lordy, after laws and perhaps also after -sy.
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