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goddamit 

Interjection: a word most commonly used in dire, stressful, or really intense situations. Can also be used when one is very pissed off.
When the tree fell on Jesus' car, he yelled, "goddamit!!!"

"While I was driving home, I nailed this squirrel at 50mph. Goddamit, now I gotta clean the shit off my car!!"

Teacher: "OK class, your first midterm is tomorrow."
Student: "Goddamit!"

Dr. Evil: "So what'll it be, Mr. Powers? Save your girlfriend, or save your mojo?"
Austin: "Goddamit!"
goddamit by The Storm Drains May 3, 2008
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goddammit 

Get them rocks painted now, you mens. Goddammit!
goddammit by mahatmaKaneJeeves November 17, 2011

Goddammit Joe Keteles 

A phrase said when emotional music plays on a radio or in a movie. This phrase may also be used to refer to a guy/girl making foolish decisions when it comes to their love life.
Goddammit Joe Keteles, stop making out with Emily. Goddammit Joe Keteles, Tonight by FM Static is on the radio again!!!

Goddamnit Kris, we are in X! 

Some character in deltarune: Goddamnit Kris, we are in X!

goddamnit 

last word of every sentence. usually adds authority.
Instead of saying "alright" say "alright goddamnit." aren't you intimidated?
goddamnit by tomskerritt April 23, 2003

Goddammit Cody! 

When your friend Cody is being a fucktard
Me: Goddammit Cody!

goddammit ross

A quote shouted by Danny Avidan (as of 2015, "Not-So-Grump) at Ross O'Donavan (who bought too many games). Remembered by any and ALL grump fans.
"Hey Barry... 're you washing dishes? Here's some more. Later!"
"GODDAMMIT ROSS!!"
goddammit ross by GrandDadMario7 April 13, 2015
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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