Object

• doctor: Well gee thanks doctors for telling me about this one.

• thing: Then around '64 or '65 I saw these ESP records advertised in down beat and I thought ' gee these things look great ' .

• people: In the first ess gee fortunately people right now no annual renewals.

Converse of object

• say: You said, gee, I guess people just don't get it.

Used with why or when

• what: Gee what a life, but funnily enough we all felt fit and looked well.

Modifies a noun

• whiz: Every facet of the film is hackneyed - car chases, gee whiz technology, explosions, constant, constant, slaying of people.

• thank: I have received a £ 10.00 voucher ( gee thanks!

• golly: The fact that Leeds are now uncomfortable about using an unlicensed FIFA agent - gee golly.

Noun used with modifier

• golly: Well, golly gee, what have you done to me?

• dung: My Annual Predictions based on the chi at dung gee, as written out above, follow shortly.