Crossword Clue: Old expletive

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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Old expletive"

Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Old expletive:

• EGAD
• FIE

Possibly related crossword clues for "Old expletive"

Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Old expletive:

• An expletive
• Ancient expletive
• A four-letter exclamation that wouldn't get bleeped
• Antiquated curse
• Antiquated euphemism
• Antiquated exclamation
• Antiquated interjection
• Antiquated oath
• Antiquated outburst
• A mild expletive
• Archaic exclamation of surprise
• Archaic exclamation
• Archaic expletive
• Archaic oath
• Archaic outcry
• "Bejabbers!" kin
• "Bejabbers!" relative
• "Bejabbers!"
• Bertie Wooster exclamation
• "Darn!"
• Darn relative
• Falstaffian cry
• "Gracious!"
• Dated expletive
• Dated oath
• Family-friendly oath
• Gramps's exclamation
• Days-of-yore oath
• "Great balls of fire!"
• ''Great Caesar's ghost!"
• "Great Caesar's ghost!"
• ''Great Caesar's ghost!''
• 'Dear me!'
• “Great heavens!”
• "Great Scott!"
• Early "golly!"
• "Holy cats!"
• Holy cow!
• 'Holy cow!'
• "Holy cow!"
• "Holy guacamole!"
• "Holy jumping catfish!"
• 'Holy mackerel!'
• "Holy mackerel!"
• "Holy moley!"
• “Holy moly!”
• 'Holy moly!'
• "Holy moly!" relative
• "Holy moly!"
• "Holy Moses!"
• "Holy shit," quaintly
• "Holy smoke!"
• "Holy smokes!" of yore
• "Holy smokes!"
• Holy Toledo!
• "Holy Toledo!"
• Conan Doyle exclamation
• Edwardian euphemism
• Edwardian expletive
• Edwardian outburst
• Hoople's cry
• Hoople's exclamation
• Hoople's expletive
• Hoople's word
• [gulp!]
• "Horrors!"
• Consarn it!
• "Consarn it!"
• G-rated oath
• "Gadzooks!"
• Gadzooks!
• Gadzooks relative
• "Gadzooks!" relative
• ''Gadzooks!''
• Elizabethan oath.
• "How shocking!"
• "Gee whiz!"
• "Gee willikers!"
• English exclamation
• "By gar!"
• "By golly!"
• "By gosh!"
• "By gum!"
• "By Jove!"
• ''By Jove!''
• "I say!"
• "I say, gov'nor"
• "I say, old chap, have you gone mental?"
• Cousin of forsooth!
• Cousin of "Heck!"
• Cousin of "Nerts!"
• Cousin of "Omigod!"
• Cousin of zounds
• Cousin of ''zounds!''
• Euphemistic exclamation
• Euphemistic oath
• Euphemistic sound of shock
• 'Crikey!'
• "Crikey!"
• Criminy!
• 'Criminy!'
• "Criminy!"
• Doggone!
• "Jeepers"
• Jeepers!
• "Jeepers creepers!"
• "Glorioski!"
• Heavens!
• 'Heavens!'
• "Heavens to Betsy!"
• "Heavens to murgatroid!"
• "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"
• "Heavens!"
• Cry from Sesame Street's Sherlock Hemlock
• Cry of mock horror
• Cry of shock
• Cry of surprise
• "Jiminy Christmas!"
• "Jiminy cricket!"
• Exclamation
• Exclamation from Dr. Watson
• Exclamation in great-grandpa's day
• Exclamation of old
• Expletive
• Expletive for Major Hoople
• Curser's euphemism
• Dr. Watson's outburst, maybe
• Expression of alarm
• "Golly!"
• Drat!
• "Drat" cousin
• "Good golly!"
• Good golly!
• ''Good golly!''
• "Good gracious!"
• "Good gravy!" kin
• "Good gravy!"
• "Good grief!"?
• ''Good grief!''
• "Good grief!"
• "Good heavens!"
• ''Good heavens!''
• "Good lord!"
• 'Goodness!'
• ''Goodness gracious!''
• "Goodness gracious!" of yore
• "Goodness gracious!"
• "Goodness me!"
• "Goodness!"
• "Jumpin' Jehoshaphat!"
• "Jumping catfish!"
• "Jumping Jehoshaphat!"
• ''Gosh!''
• Gosh
• "Gosh almighty!"
• "Gosh!"
• Inoffensive exclamation
• "That was unexpected!"
• "That's shocking!"
• "Our Boarding House" oath
• Novelist Heyer's exclamation
• Whimsical outburst
• Kin of "By Jove!"
• Kin of "zounds!"
• Oath from a renegade
• Oath in Edwardian days
• Oath of old
• Oath of yore
• Victorian-era "My!"
• Victorian era outburst
• Victorian exclamation
• Victorian expletive
• Victorian oath
• Victorian outburst
• Victorian "Yikes!"
• Victorian's cry
• Victorian's expletive
• Quaint (but once quite offensive) exclamation
• Quaint complaint
• Quaint cry
• Quaint cry of horror
• Quaint cry of shock
• Quaint cry of surprise
• Quaint curse
• Quaint euphemism
• Quaint exclamation
• Quaint expression of surprise
• Quaint "Golly!"
• Quaint "Heavens!"
• Quaint "Holy cow!"
• Quaint "Holy moly!"
• Quaint interjection
• Quaint oath
• Quaint "Oh my!"
• Quaint outburst
• Quaint plaint
• Quaint shout
• Quaint "Yikes!"
• Quaint "Yipe!"
• Quaint "Yowza!"
• Sherlock Hemlock's catchphrase on "Sesame Street"
• "Ods bodkins!"
• Knight's oath.
• Knight's oath
• Plushbottom expletive
• "My goodness!"
• "My gosh!"
• "My heavens!"
• "Suffering succotash!"
• Often-affected outburst
• "My, my!"
• 'My stars!'
• "My stars and garters!"
• "My stars and whiskers!"
• "My stars!"
• ''My word!''
• My word!
• "My word!"
• "Oh bother!"
• "Oh dear!"
• Oh, God!
• Oh, God
• "Oh god," centuries ago
• Oh God, once
• Oh god, politely
• Oh God, var.
• Oh God!
• "Oh, golly!"
• "Oh me, oh my"
• "Oh my!"
• Oh my gosh!
• "Oh. My. Gosh!"
• "Oh my gosh!"
• "Oh my stars!"
• "Oh, my stars and garters!"
• "Oh, my!"
• "Oh, snap!" of old
• Literary detective's outburst
• Old but mild oath
• Old cousin of "Heck!"
• Old exclamation
• Old expletive
• Old expression of alarm
• Old-fashioned exclamation
• Old-fashioned "Goodness!"
• Old-fashioned "Oh, my!"
• Old-fashioned outburst
• Old "Heck!"
• Old mild expletive
• Old oath.
• Old oath
• Old "Oh my gosh!"
• Old "OMG!"
• Melodramatic cry
• Melodramatic outburst
• Old-school OMG
• Old-school "OMG!"
• Old-school outburst
• Old-style exclamation
• Old-style "Good grief!"
• Old-style "Holy cow!"
• Old-style "Holy moly!"
• Old-style "Holy smokes!"
• Old-style oath
• Old-style "OMG!"
• Old-style "Wow!"
• Old-style "Yikes!"
• Old-style ''Yikes!''
• "Land sakes!"
• Land sakes!
• Old-time exclamation
• Old-time interjection.
• Old-time oath.
• Old-time oath
• Old-time "OMG!"
• Old-time "Yikes!"
• Old-timey curse I imagine was an edit of "Oh God!"
• Old-timey exclamation
• Old-timey oath
• Old-timey version of "Goodness gracious!"
• Old-timey "Yikes!"
• Old "What!"
• "OMG!" ancestor
• "OMG," long before IMs
• OMG, much more quaintly
• "OMG!" of yore
• "OMG!," old-style
• "Omigod!"
• ''Omigosh!''
• "Omigosh!"
• Last century's "Oh, my!"
• Posh exclamation
• Posh word of surprise
• Lordy!
• "Lordy!"
• Mild curse
• Mild exclamation of surprise
• Mild exclamation
• Mild expletive
• Mild medieval expletive
• Mild oath — aged (anag)
• Mild oath of old
• Mild oath, old style
• Mild oath
• Mild profanity
• Minced oath of old
• Minced oath
• Relative of drat
• Relative of "My word!"
• Relative of "Oh, no!"
• Relative of "What?!"
• Relative of ''Yikes!''
• Relative of "Zounds!"
• Mock-dismayed cry
• Major Hoople's cry
• Major Hoople's "drat"
• Major Hoople's epitaph
• Major Hoople's exclamation, in the comics
• Major Hoople's expletive
• Major Hoople's holler
• Major Hoople's outburst, in old comics
• Major Hoople's word
• Word akin to "I say!"
• Word from Major Hoople
• Word of faux-shock
• Word of mock horror
• Word of surprise
• Watsonian exclamation
• Surprised reaction
• "SpongeBob SquarePants" exclamation
• "Say it ain't so!"
• "Wow!"
• "Thunderation!" kin
• Ye olde malediction
• "Tarnation!"
• ''Yikes!''
• Yikes
• Yikes!
• 'Yikes!'
• "Yikes!" kin
• "Yikes!" of yore
• "Yikes!"
• Yipe!
• "Yipe!"
• "Yipes"
• Yipes!
• 'Yipes!'
• "Yipes!"
• "You're kidding!"
• "Yow!"
• Stereotypically Victorian outburst
• "Zoinks!"
• "Zooks!"
• ''Zounds!''
• Zounds!
• Zounds
• 'Zounds!'
• "Zounds!" alternative
• "Zounds!" cousin
• "Zounds!"

Recent Usage of Old expletive in Crossword Puzzles

We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Old expletive" have been used in the past.

Here are all of the places we know of that have used Old expletive in their crossword puzzles recently:

• Sheffer - March 1, 2014
• New York Times - June 28, 2009
• Inkwell - July 18, 2008
• LA Times - Feb. 24, 2008
• Washington Post - April 29, 2006
• New York Times - Sept. 19, 1973
• New York Times - Nov. 24, 1970
• New York Times - Oct. 24, 1970
• New York Times - Jan. 2, 1970

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