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dagnabbed

/dˈæɡnæbd/ verb

simple past and past participle of dagnab

Word Origin Dagnabbed is a folksy, minced oath—a way of saying 'god damned' without actually taking the Lord's name in vain. It's built from 'dag' (a softened 'god') and 'nab' (a twist on 'damn'), with the -ed making it a past participle. You can almost hear the old-timey frustration: 'Well, I'll be dagnabbed!'

verb simple past and past participle of dagnab

He dagnabbed the whole project when he realized the costs involved.

(动词) dagnab的过去式及过去分词

当他意识到涉及的成本时，他放弃了整个项目。

(verbo) pasado simple y participio pasado de dagnab

Maldijo todo el proyecto cuando se dio cuenta de los costos involucrados.

(verbe) Passé simple et participe passé de dagnab (euphémisme familier servant de juron atténué).

Il a maugréé (dagnabbed) contre tout le projet quand il a réalisé les coûts impliqués.

(Verb) Vergangenheitsform und Partizip Perfekt des veralteten oder umgangssprachlichen Verbs *dagnab* (als milder Fluch verwendet, ähnlich wie *verdammt*).

Er **dagnabbed** das ganze Projekt, als er die Kosten erkannte.

(動詞) 「dagnab（god damn の婉曲表現）」の単純過去形および過去分詞形。

彼はその費用に気づいたとき、プロジェクト全体を dagnab しました。

(verbo) passado simples e particípio passado de dagnab

Ele amaldiçoou o projeto inteiro quando percebeu os custos envolvidos.

Synonyms: damned cursed blasted darned Antonyms: blessed praised
Word parts: dagnab + ed

Related words

godly goddess godless godhood damnation damnable damnably

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