Godammit

A term most commonly used to express great anger or frustration or in your everyday conversations like Gus.

Godammit my village got raided again!

by trialsbyfire August 26, 2014

goddamnit

Goddamnit originated from spain where it ment something like, "horsecock" or "damned be thy son". Noone knows how, or why, it has been common in the English language.

From it's originated state, it has become somewhat false in the English language, where many still belive it's just "God Damn It!" without spaces. God himself knows this is wrong.

Today it means something (1.) important, and/or (2.) something worth making a statement over. It can also mean that you are (3.) embarrased over something.

1. We need this in today goddamnit!
2. This will be something that people will talk about, goddamnit!
3. Goddamnit..

by Kjartan January 19, 2005

goddammit

exclamation expressed when things just arent going your way.
a way to express anger or stress.

i got fired from my job, goddammit!
Goddammit wheres my lighter.

by Brad April 6, 2005

GoTdamnit

A statement of frustration, usually resulting from the feeling of cliff-hung despair accompanying the end of an episode of Game of Thrones. This feeling intensifies at the end of a season.

Ned's dead. Ending theme.
"GoTdamnit!"

by Merble July 23, 2012

Goddammitkarl

A single word that can be used to show how frustrated you are with Karl. It's a far better alternative to using multiple words.

Karl: Hey guys! I came to share some puns and other terrible things that you'll never un-see or un-hear!
You: Goddammitkarl we talked about this.

by Thatotherguyyouknow July 12, 2017

Godammit Leeroy

A phrase uttered in frustration when someone does something completely and utterly retarded

Jamaal: Godammit Leeroy!

Forekin: Godammitt...

Abduhl: Leeroy, you moron!

by ccccccccccccccccccccccc October 24, 2012

r/goodanimemes

When r/animemes mods banned the word "trap", which is commonly used as a slur against trans people, a few members of the sub were so upset that they created their own subreddit where the main premise was lax rules and the ability to use the slur. This sub allows any type of content portraying to anime, even things that are not memes. Many rule breaking posts will be left up despite reaching the front page and being reported. Most of it's content are reposts from r/animemes.

"Bro, you should be using r/animemes, don't you know that r/goodanimemes has a transphobic past?"

by Coolguymasterclass January 20, 2021