The Joker: "were going to Gothem to change the world as we know it ........ Robin : " golly gee wilikers batman " the fuse isnt long enough to escape themselves"
by smegun January 22, 2022
A 1960's colloquial expression, possibly of Canadian or Northeastern American origin, used to convey surprise, shock, or mild annoyance.
Possibly derived from the Latin name for the Christian God, Jehovah.
Possibly derived from the Latin name for the Christian God, Jehovah.
by TedTheadoreLogan May 27, 2024
• a cry or remark, used when expressing surprise, excitement, anger, pain, or wonder.
• used in a sentence or alone.
• used in a sentence or alone.
• Gee Wiz Mrs Cleaver, don’t listen to the Beaver, you always smell swell.
• Gee Wiz Pop, you smoke a pipe, so why can’t I? GEE WIZ!
• Gee Wiz Pop, you smoke a pipe, so why can’t I? GEE WIZ!
by X Squid June 13, 2022
• an exclamation, cry or remark.
• can be used when expressing surprise, excitement, anger, pain, or wonder.
• can be used in a sentence or alone.
• can be used when expressing surprise, excitement, anger, pain, or wonder.
• can be used in a sentence or alone.
• Gee Wiz Mrs Cleaver, The Beaver and I love your pot roast.
• Gee Wiz Dad…you smoke a pipe, so why can’t I….Gee Wiz!
• Gee Wiz Dad…you smoke a pipe, so why can’t I….Gee Wiz!
by X Squid June 13, 2022
Originating in the 1950s; whenever used, this statement instantly teleports you into it any TV episode of Happy Days. Used back then, it was a term of endearment with no offense taken.
Use now, in 2022… You are most likely saying, Holy F*ck
Use now, in 2022… You are most likely saying, Holy F*ck
by MattyD413 April 16, 2022
by shithairline April 24, 2024