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dad-gummit 

"Dad gummit" is a very simple thing to explain.
First, you use reverse dyslexia for the first two letters in each term.
"Gud dammit".
Then one simply fixes the first term by changing one vowel.
"God dammit".
And there you have it.
Dad-gummit, you sneaky little bastard.
dad-gummit by Jacobo Waffle April 21, 2009
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dad-gummit 

dagnamit, Humorous, less profane variation on damnit.
Wipe your nose, dad-gummit.
dad-gummit by Reuel Titus October 21, 2003
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dad-gummit 

Well Dad Gummit anyways, I cant find my keys.
dad-gummit by Robert Pitts May 13, 2005

Dad-gummit 

To be bothered, aggitated, annoyed, or any other "I just shit my pants" attitude.
Dad-gummit I just cleaned that damn shirt!

Dad-gummit this should not be such a trivial meaning! It's original as the idea of religion. It simply means "I sure as hell did not want "this" immediate outcome." Shit! I mean, dad-gummit!

Dad-gummit!
Dad-gummit by getcates July 11, 2012

dad-gummit 

"gumming" something was a reference to chewing on something, popularly it used to be a reference to toothless old hillbilly men arguing with each other. Today it's used as a term of disgust, along the line as, "oh, for Pete's Sake!", or, "For crying out loud!". It's proper use is more along the lines of, "shut up!" as in, "go chew on something to keep your mouth busy so you're not bothering me."
"Dad gum it and leave me alone." (Dad-gummit, leave me alone!)
dad-gummit by Alastonia Dubhlinn October 13, 2006

dad-gummit 

What you say instead of "dammit" if you're a huge fagbate and fuck little boys.
The bathroom is closed, dad-gummit.
dad-gummit by JayBone January 6, 2005

dadgumit 

"Dadgumit! I told you not to do that!"
dadgumit by D'Ann April 1, 2008
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Salad Days 

green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
"How did you end up in jail?"

"Salad days, 'nuf said."
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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