Danged [interjection]

Ive run a steam laundry in Porto Ricky and had the whole danged business washed away in a hurricane.

"Danged if I thinks anybody kin git Buck, thar," he remarked, in thoughtful reference to the messenger.

He knew better'n to try to nick me for three hundred bucks on his danged, worthless note.

Danged if iver I see sech tomfool notions as he's took up with in all my born days!

Why, danged if he isn't going to give us anoother turn of it!

"These farmers nowadays are getting danged smart and officious," muttered Sears to Sam Bobbins.

Old lady looketh out too sharp for any of they danged old Beckley carcases.

"Danged if I can make out what this hunk of raw beef is put here for," soliloquized the visitor.

But I'll be danged if I can stand any more of this conquering-hero stuff from that eyesore across the room!

Then she backed around, and saw Perry, and a kind of a look scooted around over her face—danged if I can describe it.