Gawd, she sighed, where did all my free time go?

The graffiti read 'gawd,' scrawled in bold letters on the brick wall.

The attic was full of gawds that had once dazzled but now gathered dust.

She opened the letter and, gawd blimey, discovered she had inherited the cottage.

The gawdless village seemed frozen in time, where laughter had long since vanished.

The movie was gawdawful, with a confusing plot and wooden acting.

The minstrel's gawdy attire attracted both admiration and a few raised eyebrows at the court.

Her new dress was gawdier than anything she'd worn before.

She wore the gawdiest dress at the party, covered in sequins and neon ribbons.