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Jayzus!; Jaysus!
a Hiberno-English pronunciation of “Jesus”, used as a blasphemous expletive IRELAND- The guard assumed a gruff voice, said, “Listen here to me, boy, for Jazus’ sake,” and lectured me for ten minutes on the fine art of relieving oneself in public without giving scandal. — Hugh Leonard, Out After Dark, p. 95, 1989
- The man who spawned a litter-load of feline headlines and purr-fect puns is without doubt a consummate professional and gentleman, but jayzus, put in front of a microphone he’s up there with Fine Gael in the sleep-inducing stakes; albeit, no doubt, with a better line in jokes. — Munster Express, 27 September 2002
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