Dorothy
Dorothy asked:

How would you define the word goddy? I keep reading it in the book, but can't really tell from the different contexts.

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Ana Goddy is like the British equivalence to "bloody" it's a word used for exasperation. There is another meaning behind it but you would have to ask someone else about that.
Anna Miller A similar American word would be "gaudy," which means tacky or ugly.
Wendy I figured it was "future slang" for god damn. God D. Goddy.
Nikki Flynn I don't know exactly what it means, but I see it as Day's own swear he made up.
Emily Olsen I thought goddy meant frivolous and it made fun of the upper class of the republic but it's open to interpretation.
Seattle Tuesday I thought goddy was like the F-word it means anything and everything. it just depends on how you use it
Gabe I second Ana's and Wendy's answers. It's a mix of both, sort of, and as far as I can tell it's used to express frustration or for emphasis. "Ugh, I missed my goddy flight, now I need to reschedule it."
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