jingo

There's the coach, by Jingo, three bays and a grey—no chance of the box—is this a hat?

By the Living Jingo, sir, that was a lucky thought of yours to order us to board this ship first!

Motteux, in his “Rabelais,” is the first to use “by jingo,” translating par dieu.

Without being an offensive and blatant Jingo, I think he is content to be an American.

In fact, Long Cecil had accentuated what is known in vulgar parlance as the Jingo spirit.