Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Polish term or phrase:
psia kostka
English translation:
whoopsidaisies
Added to glossary by
Bartosz Piechaczek
Oct 3, 2019 16:59
4 yrs ago
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Polish term
psia kostka
Polish to English
Other
Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
powiedzenia
Psiakośc, psiakostka- wyrażenie
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | whoopsidaisies | Bartosz Piechaczek |
3 +3 | oh my - pick 'n enjoy them | mike23 |
3 | holy cow | Katarzyna Skroban |
3 | any mild cuss word will do | geopiet |
3 | doggonit/doggone/dammit | Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. |
Change log
Oct 8, 2019 10:19: Bartosz Piechaczek Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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whoopsidaisies
Tak zostało to przetłumaczone w filmie Notting Hill w scenie, gdy Hugh Grant próbuje wspiąć się na ogrodzenie.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
44 mins
holy cow
another possible suggestion
52 mins
any mild cuss word will do
nie ma dokładnego odpowiednika
+3
1 hr
oh my - pick 'n enjoy them
21 Vintage Curse Words That Are More Funny Than Offensive Today
1) “Frazzlin, dadgummit,” said Theresa Reed.
2) “Heavens to Betsy!” said Marti Gilley.
3) “Jumpin’ Jahosafat!!!” said Vicky Merling Points.
4) “Yikes and I still say it,” said Jackie Lamothe.
5) “Gadzooks!” said Jim Britt.
6) “Holy cow,” said Michelle Ethridge.
7) “Shoot or sugar,” said Lynn Robison DeRosa.
8) “Dagnabit!” said Charlene Holbook.
9) “Frickin’, flippin’, shoot,” said Lori A. Doyle.
10) “Shoot and Gooollly!! Use the Gomer Pyle voice! LOL,” said Jan Gloster.
11) “Geez Louise,” said Nancye Hernsmith.
12) “Sugartit!” said Martha Ballantyne.
13) “Jeez oh man,” said Penny Dennis Rone.
14) “Shoot, fudge, goodness to Betsy, holy cow, Jiminy Cricket, gosh darnit, son of a gun, golly gee,” said Joe Miano.
15) “Dagnammit,” said Teena Gordon.
16) “Eat it ... RAW,” said Mark Greenberg.
17) “Well Hellicopter, What the fudge, Hell’s bells,” said Kimberly Minton Freeman.
18) “Oh shoot, Jiminy Cricket, Bull Hockey, Great Caesar’s Ghost,” said Melinda L. Hayden.
19) “Jiminy Cricket in lieu of the other JC word,” said Colleen F. Barany.
20) “Dang, darn, Holy Mary-Mother of Jesus, Oh Hell and Jesus Help Me Holy Ghost. The F-word was considered illiterate, trashy and low class. We were not allowed to use foul words because it was referred to as being poor bred and unladylike. Ha,” said Jane Thompson.
21) “Oh fudge... blasted,” said Linda Stanton Tuomi.
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Shake up conversations, expand your vocabulary and elevate your language with these 50 swear-word alternatives sure to leave you and your listeners with the giggles rather than in shock:
Balderdash!
William Shatner!
Corn Nuts!
Dagnabbit!
Son of a monkey!
Barnacles!
Holy cow!
Poo on a stick!
Sugar!
Judas Priest!
Sufferin’ succotash!
Oh, snap!
Phooey!
Great Scott!
Bullspit!
Leapin' lizards!
Cheese and crackers!
Frack!
Crappity!
Shitake mushrooms!
Fraggle Rock!
Cowabunga!
Shut the front door!
Gee willikers!
Mother of pearl!
Son of a gun!
Egad!
Tartar sauce!
Gadzooks!
Barbra Streisand!
Schnikes!
Jumpin’ Jehoshaphat!
Mother fathers!
Crikey!
Peas and rice!
Jeepers!
Blimey!
Galloping gremlins!
Oh, ship!
Zoinks!
Good night!
Fart knocker!
Malarkey!
Merlin’s beard!
Holy guacamole!
Oh, coconuts!
H-E-double hockey sticks!
Drat!
Ay, caramba!
What the cuss?
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/curse-words_n_4570641?guccoun...
https://eu.tennessean.com/story/life/entertainment/12th/2016...
1) “Frazzlin, dadgummit,” said Theresa Reed.
2) “Heavens to Betsy!” said Marti Gilley.
3) “Jumpin’ Jahosafat!!!” said Vicky Merling Points.
4) “Yikes and I still say it,” said Jackie Lamothe.
5) “Gadzooks!” said Jim Britt.
6) “Holy cow,” said Michelle Ethridge.
7) “Shoot or sugar,” said Lynn Robison DeRosa.
8) “Dagnabit!” said Charlene Holbook.
9) “Frickin’, flippin’, shoot,” said Lori A. Doyle.
10) “Shoot and Gooollly!! Use the Gomer Pyle voice! LOL,” said Jan Gloster.
11) “Geez Louise,” said Nancye Hernsmith.
12) “Sugartit!” said Martha Ballantyne.
13) “Jeez oh man,” said Penny Dennis Rone.
14) “Shoot, fudge, goodness to Betsy, holy cow, Jiminy Cricket, gosh darnit, son of a gun, golly gee,” said Joe Miano.
15) “Dagnammit,” said Teena Gordon.
16) “Eat it ... RAW,” said Mark Greenberg.
17) “Well Hellicopter, What the fudge, Hell’s bells,” said Kimberly Minton Freeman.
18) “Oh shoot, Jiminy Cricket, Bull Hockey, Great Caesar’s Ghost,” said Melinda L. Hayden.
19) “Jiminy Cricket in lieu of the other JC word,” said Colleen F. Barany.
20) “Dang, darn, Holy Mary-Mother of Jesus, Oh Hell and Jesus Help Me Holy Ghost. The F-word was considered illiterate, trashy and low class. We were not allowed to use foul words because it was referred to as being poor bred and unladylike. Ha,” said Jane Thompson.
21) “Oh fudge... blasted,” said Linda Stanton Tuomi.
---
Shake up conversations, expand your vocabulary and elevate your language with these 50 swear-word alternatives sure to leave you and your listeners with the giggles rather than in shock:
Balderdash!
William Shatner!
Corn Nuts!
Dagnabbit!
Son of a monkey!
Barnacles!
Holy cow!
Poo on a stick!
Sugar!
Judas Priest!
Sufferin’ succotash!
Oh, snap!
Phooey!
Great Scott!
Bullspit!
Leapin' lizards!
Cheese and crackers!
Frack!
Crappity!
Shitake mushrooms!
Fraggle Rock!
Cowabunga!
Shut the front door!
Gee willikers!
Mother of pearl!
Son of a gun!
Egad!
Tartar sauce!
Gadzooks!
Barbra Streisand!
Schnikes!
Jumpin’ Jehoshaphat!
Mother fathers!
Crikey!
Peas and rice!
Jeepers!
Blimey!
Galloping gremlins!
Oh, ship!
Zoinks!
Good night!
Fart knocker!
Malarkey!
Merlin’s beard!
Holy guacamole!
Oh, coconuts!
H-E-double hockey sticks!
Drat!
Ay, caramba!
What the cuss?
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/curse-words_n_4570641?guccoun...
https://eu.tennessean.com/story/life/entertainment/12th/2016...
Peer comment(s):
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Justyna Zhang
: Pozamiatane! :D
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Dzięki.
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agree |
tabor
13 hrs
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Dziękuję.
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agree |
Tomasz Sienicki
14 hrs
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Dziękuję.
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doggonit/doggone/dammit
This even has a dog in it.:)
Euphemistic variant (with metathesis of the consonants "g" and "d") of the phrase goddamn (doggone) + it.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/doggonit
doggonit
an expression of showing mild or high frustration
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=doggonit
Euphemistic variant (with metathesis of the consonants "g" and "d") of the phrase goddamn (doggone) + it.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/doggonit
doggonit
an expression of showing mild or high frustration
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=doggonit
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