heavens to Betsy

An interjection denoting shock, distress, or surprise. The "Betsy" mentioned here is not definitively known. Heavens to Betsy, you don't look well at all! Is that James? Heavens to Betsy, I haven't seen him in at least 20 years!See also: Betsy, heaven

Heavens to Betsy!

Inf. My goodness! (A mild oath.) Heavens to Betsy! What was that noise? Heavens to Betsy! It's good to hear your voice!See also: Heaven

heavens to Betsy

An expression of astonishment. This version of for heaven’s sake, which Charles E. Funk liked well enough to use as the title of one of his books, comes from nineteenth-century America and first appeared in print in 1892. It may be dying out.See also: Betsy, heaven

单词	heavens to betsy
释义	heavens to Betsy heavens to Betsy An interjection denoting shock, distress, or surprise. The "Betsy" mentioned here is not definitively known. Heavens to Betsy, you don't look well at all! Is that James? Heavens to Betsy, I haven't seen him in at least 20 years!See also: Betsy, heaven Heavens to Betsy! Inf. My goodness! (A mild oath.) Heavens to Betsy! What was that noise? Heavens to Betsy! It's good to hear your voice!See also: Heaven heavens to Betsy An expression of astonishment. This version of for heaven’s sake, which Charles E. Funk liked well enough to use as the title of one of his books, comes from nineteenth-century America and first appeared in print in 1892. It may be dying out.See also: Betsy, heaven
随便看	not know what we are missing not know what we're missing not know what you are missing not know what you're missing not know where to look not know where to put not know where to put (oneself) not know where to put oneself not know where to put yourself not know where to turn not know whether he is coming or going not know whether he's coming or going not know whether i am coming or going not know whether i'm coming or going not know whether is coming or going oai-pmh oaipmh oaiq oair oairp oais oaisd oaiso oait oaith