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'Gadzooks' is generally used as in conveying surprise or shock. For example, if you and a friend were to witness something of surprise, (for instance, say, a lion running through the downtown section of a major city), you could turn to your friend and say, "Gadzooks! Did you see that?" The term is simply used to reflect the surprise you experience.
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What is a synonym for Gadzooks?
Kruziturken!
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Mean
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What is a synonym for Gadzooks?
Kruziturken!
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Commercial using Gadzooks what a candy bar?
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What is the origin of the word 'Gadzooks?
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