Crossword-Solution: CRIKEY 6 letters, 16 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 15

Then suddenly the true truth of what he had forgotten to do came home to Robert, and he said, ‘Oh, crikey!’ and stood still with his mouth open, and let a porter with a Gladstone bag in each hand and a bundle of umbrellas under one arm blunder heavily into him, and never so much as said, ‘Where are you shoving to now?’ or, ‘Look out where you’re going, can’t you?’ The heavier bag smote him at the knee, and he staggered, but he said nothing.

Vaucheray observes a stolid sullenness and is awaiting the fatal event with no little courage: “‘Crikey,’ he says, ‘I can’t say I’m delighted; but I’ve got to go through it and I shall keep my end up.’ And he adds, ‘Death I don’t care a hang about! What worries me is the thought that they’re going to cut my head off.

Rustic Proverb.” “Why the eternal crikey,” began the Secretary, “did you let the man in? Do people commonly come to your Exhibition riding on mad elephants? Do—” “Look!” shouted Syme suddenly.

But we still ask whether they were ever born?” “Oh, crikey!” said Moses Gould, stifled with amusement.

Yea! sharp with them there bags of mysteree! For lo!" she ses, "for lo! old pal," ses she, "I'm blooming peckish, neither more nor less." Was it not prime--I leave you all to guess How prime!--to have a Jude in love's distress Come spooning round, and murmuring balmilee, "O crikey, Bill!" For in such rorty wise doth Love express His blooming views, and asks for your address, And makes it right, and does the gay and free.