damn! (damn it!)
101damn skippy! — exclamation American a strong expression of agreement. It is a more recent version of colloquial phrases such as darn tootin (right) or damn straight . ► Did you nail that cute co ed? Damn skippy! …
102damn fool — ADJ GRADED: ADJ n (emphasis) Damn fool means very stupid . [AM, INFORMAL, OLD FASHIONED, RUDE] What a damn fool thing to do! …
103damn it — this is very annoying. No, damn it, you wait a minute. I was thinking, God damn it, the man said he d write, so why doesn t he send me a letter? Usage notes: sometimes spelled dammit: But, dammit, what did she expect me to do? …
104damn — v 1. condemn, denounce, denunciate, objurgate, berate; castigate, fustigate, tongue lash, reprimand, reprove, upbraid; censure, reprobate, criticize, remonstrate, animadvert on; vilify, gibbet, vituperate, run down, put down. 2. attack, flay,… …
105damn — 1. Excl. or mild curse. 2. Negligible amount, as in not worth a damn or not care or give a (tuppenny) damn. 3. adj. or adv. Same as damned …
106damn — See: GIVE A HANG, NOT WORTH A TINKER S DAMN …
107damn — See: GIVE A HANG, NOT WORTH A TINKER S DAMN …
108damn well — phrasal beyond doubt or question ; certainly < knew damn well what would happen > …
109damn with faint praise — verb To provide praise that is so minimal or inconsequential as to actually amount to criticism. Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer,/And without sneering teach the rest to sneer …
110damn well — adverb Emphatically; certainly. You know damn well that this is an idiom. Syn: bloody well …
