[ɡad], (Verb)

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- go from place to place in the pursuit of pleasure
(e.g: he had heard that I was gadding about with an airline stewardess)


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- on the gad

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late Middle English: back-formation from obsolete gadling ‘wanderer, vagabond’, (earlier) ‘companion’, of Germanic origin

[ɡad], (Noun)

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- used in various expressions for emphasis or to express indignation, disbelief, amazement, etc.
(e.g: by gad, that's courage!)


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early 16th century: alteration of God

[ɡad], (Interjection)

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- used for emphasis or to express indignation, disbelief, amazement, etc.
(e.g: it's a little retro, but gad, it is such a fun song to listen to)

- used to express strong distaste or disgust


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Origin:
early 16th century: alteration of God

[ɡad], (Noun)

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- (in the Bible) a Hebrew patriarch, son of Jacob and Zilpah


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