- bedad
- [bıʹdæd] int ирл. (эвф. вм. by God!)
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bedad — interjection by God … Wiktionary
bedad — [bɪ dad] exclamation Irish used to express surprise or for emphasis. Origin C18: alt. of by God … English new terms dictionary
bedad — be·dad … English syllables
bedad — /biˈdæd/ (say bee dad) interjection Irish (an exclamation expressing vehement affirmation.) {corruption of by dad, or by God} …
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bedad — int. Ir. by God! Etymology: corrupt.: cf. GAD(2) … Useful english dictionary
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