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durn

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durn  (dûrn) Chiefly Southern & South Midland U.S.
interj., adv., adj. & v.
Variant of darn2. See Regional Note at damned.
durn [dɜːn]
interj & adj & adv & n
a US variant of darn2


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Alexander Elliott was a stubborn mule, but he was fond of his wife, so he give in and said, `Well, durn it, bury me where you please.
Anne's House of Dreams by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context
The old man wrote me that he was coming over in June, and said he'd take me home in August, whether I was done with my education or not, but durn him, he didn't come; never said why; just sent me a hamper of Sunday-school books, and told me to be good, and hold on a while.
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