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