gee

“Well, gee, it must be him, because this is a chronicle of his crimes,” Orr said.

He's pretty in the zone at the moment but there is a little gee up to the crowd.

That means that if somebody goes to see you in a play or a movie while you’re doing “Law & Order,” the audience doesn’t think, “Oh, gee, I already saw this.”

The head coach marches past, giving Akinkunmi a fist bump along the way, before his team pours out of the locker room, jumping and chanting to gee themselves up.

There’s a band of evildoers who have a home-built nuke and are seeking critical detonators to blow the thing up and bring about World War III. And gee, where have we heard that before?