‘Sorry for the long wait, but school started and I've been very busy with senior year… senior year, omigod!’
‘Ten minutes later the lad calls me back - Omigod omigod!’
‘Between shrieks were occasional bursts of words: "Omigod, omigod"!’
‘Then I discovered a blessed pack of seaweed rice crackers I hadn't eaten at our party on Friday nite (omigod have I got some blogging to do).’
‘And then Heath runs after her with his shirt off and omigod it was so awesome.’
‘And omigod — the guy that worked there was so nice and friendly!’
‘Like, omigod, how cute was Bobby Dylan back in the day?’
‘Like, omigod, is that my phone?’
‘Monk and I sat watching the returns, shrieking and clutching each other and saying "Omigod, omigod, he's really going to do it!"’
‘Omigosh, does that mean you're going to be living here?’
‘It was certainly disappointing at the time, but, omigosh, it was really thrilling when we get an opportunity to look back on it.’
‘Talking about it, he momentarily sounds like an awestruck American tourist: "Omigod, it's just unbelievable!"’
‘"Omigod," Wilson thought, "we're going out of business."’
‘Two minutes after he drank it, he put his hands to his face and screamed "Omigod, what the hell was in that?"’
‘I have written to several folks who made this error, and they have all responded honorably with a statement like "Omigod, what a jerk I am!"’
‘Her publishing company wants her to be a smash hit sensation and she feels that pressure of like, ' Omigod, I've got to do this before I turn 25,' and she's already 27.’
‘"Omigod, omigod, omigod," she blubbered.’
‘"Omigod, so you have, like, every song, ever?"’
‘I sent them letters filled with Scripture and they said 'Omigod, she's in a cult.'’
‘Omigod: I haven't bought the soya milk or the herbal tea, and the sitting room looks a mess.’
Origin
1960s altered spelling of oh my God (or oh my gosh).
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