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Godverdomme 

Godverdomme by Anonymous July 30, 2003

Godverdomme 

The worst swear word in Dutch; first word English speaking people learn when they go to Holland
Godverdomme kut kanker tering to you too
Godverdomme by falanx1998 May 2, 2003

Amiga Pronky wat mut jim godverdomme hier in liwadden 

Typically used to express a political view concerning the rapid change of the climate.
Must is sien hé, sitte met hun groate buken, binne krekt dútsers. Amiga Pronky wat mut jim godverdomme hier in liwadden. Steltsje opvreterds. Ja film my mar skop alle 5 de harses in.

Godverdomme 

Godverdomme means shit in Dutch
Godverdomme dude u suck!
Godverdomme by alban August 18, 2006

Godverdomme 

Godverdomme, teringlijer!
Godverdomme by ikbenniek January 24, 2023

godverdomme 

mostly used in dutch meaning goddamitt

mostly never used by christians

used to swear and nothing else

if you stub your toe in the netherlands shout: GODVERDOMME!!!!
ja godverdomme ga gewoon weg
GODDAMIT JUST GO AWAY

God fucking verdomme ik ben van de trap gevallen
GOD FUCKING DAMMIT I FEL OF THE STAIRS
godverdomme by pro writer bami January 29, 2024
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