dang

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dang

(dăng)

interj.

Used to express dissatisfaction or annoyance.

adv. & adj.

Damn.

tr.v. danged, dang·ing, dangs

To damn.

The least valuable bit; a jot: I don't give a dang.

[Alteration of damn.]

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dang

(dæŋ)

interj, adv, adj

a euphemistic word for damn¹, damn², damn³, damn⁴

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dang

(dæŋ)

v.t., adj., n.

damn (used euphemistically).

[1780–90]

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