doggone
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
Britannica Dictionary definition of DOGGONE
US, informal + somewhat old-fashioned
— used as a more polite form of damn
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Doggone! That hurt!
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doggone
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːn/
verb
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doggone
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːn/
verb
Britannica Dictionary definition of DOGGONE
US, informal + somewhat old-fashioned
[+ object]
— used as a more polite form of damn
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Doggone it! I forgot my keys!
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Listen to me, doggone it!
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(I'll be) Doggoned if he didn't leave early. [=I'm surprised that he left early]
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doggone
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːn/
adjective
or
doggoned
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːnd/
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doggone
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːn/
adjective
or
doggoned
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːnd/
Britannica Dictionary definition of DOGGONE
US, informal + somewhat old-fashioned
— used as a more polite form of damn
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Those doggone kids stepped on our flowers!
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He didn't do a doggone thing today.
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It's a doggone shame that you missed it.
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If you believe that, you're a doggoned fool!
— doggone
/ˈdɑːgˈgɑːn/ or doggoned /ˈdɑːgˈgɑːnd/ adverb-
What's so doggone funny?
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She's too doggoned skinny.
