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dagnabbit, int. U.S. colloq. (euphem., often humorous or in representations of rural speech).
Brit. |ˌdagˈnabɪt|, U.S. |ˌdægˈnæbət|
Forms: 19– dagnabbit, 19– dagnabit
[‹ dagnab v. + it pron. Compare dammit n. and int..]
Expressing annoyance or amazement: ‘darn it!’.
1933Chicago Daily Tribune 21 Aug. 13/4 ‘Yes, dagnabbit,’ the farmer replied. 1958Daily Independent (Monessen, Pa.) 7 Feb. 4/6 As for sleeve garters, dagnabit if there ain't a demand for them yet in some rural areas. 1996M. Blakely Dead Reckoning (1997) xxi. 142 Try a little harder, Edgar. Learn to say ‘fiddlesticks’ or ‘dagnabbit’ or somethin' that ain't so offensive. |