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dammit

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dam·mit  (dmt)
interj.
Used to express anger, irritation, contempt, or disappointment.

[Alteration of damn it.]

dammit [ˈdæmɪt]
interj
a contracted form of damn it
Translations
dammit [ˈdæmɪt] EXCL¡maldita sea!
as near as dammit (Brit) → casi, por un pelo
dammit [ˈdæmɪt] exclzut! >
dammit
interj (inf)verdammt (inf), → Teufel noch mal (inf); it weighs 2 kilos as near as dammites wiegt so gut wie 2 Kilo
dammit [ˈdæmɪt] excl (fam) → maledizione!
dammit [ˈdæmɪt] excl (fam) → maledizione!


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Through this latter most ungentlemanly practice, the ruin which I had predicted to Toby Dammit overtook him at last.
"I ain' ga no money, dammit," he shouted, in a dismal voice.
 
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