god-damn it! excl.
a general excl. of exasperation.
Satirist (London) 31 July 135/1: ‘G—d d—n it,’ said Elliston. | ||
Dublin Eve. Packet 24 Nov. 3/3: God damn it [...] that tour [...] was chiefly the cause of this cursed event. | ||
Mr Midshipman Easy II 305: ‘I hope I have not sworn — I hope not.’ ‘Not a word,’ said Jack – ‘I was close to you all the time — you only said, “God preserve us!”’ ‘Only that? I was afraid that I said “God d--n it!”’. | ||
W. Kent Guardian 6 Jan. 6/3: Brien started up and said, ‘God damn it, where is your money’. | ||
Derry Jrnl 25 Mar. 2/6: God damn it, Sir, it’s all stuff and nonsense. | ||
Nat. Trib. (Wash., DC) 6 Sept. 3/6: Goddammit No! | ||
Watchman & Southron (Sumter, SC) 31 Aug. 3/3: Mr Folk said, God damn it, come in the road. | ||
Letters to James Joyce (1968) 143: Gawd damn it, it is Writing, with a large W. and no C. | letter 7 June in Read||
Penguin Dorothy Parker (1982) 195: God damn it, I’m through, I’m telling you. | ‘Big Blonde’||
Falkirk Herald 31 Dec. 7/2: As soon as he opens his mouth to say ‘Goddammit’. | ||
Tropic of Capricorn (1964) 250: God-damn it, Henry, you’re the only real friend I’ve got. | ||
Foveaux 84: ‘God damn it,’ he would roar. ‘You’ve got nothing to do but sit round all day and dress yourselves. Why isn’t dinner ready?’. | ||
They Die with Their Boots Clean 45: God damn it, any soldier’d be shamed to stand in a rank like a dog’s leg! | ||
Naked and Dead 144: Goddammit [...] can’t you guys keep quiet? | ||
Go, Man, Go! 13: God-dammit-to-hell! | ||
Last Exit to Brooklyn 261: This heres for usall to use an ghuddamit Im gonna use this mothafucka if ah gotta break yo fuckin haid. | ||
Shaft 76: Go, goddamnit! | ||
Picture Palace 31: Goddamit, yes! | ||
Patriot Game (1985) 80: Goddammit, it’s a rare day you don’t find out something new in this great land of ours. | ||
London Fields 136: I have never screwed around (why not, God damn it?). | ||
Skull Session 270: Eddy, goddamn it, come on! | ||
Robbers (2001) 5: Eddie said, Goddammit to hell. |