dadgum

adj, adv, intj — 3 senses

dadgum

adj

/ˈdædˈɡʌm/

Etymology Mostly a spoonerism of goddamn.

1

US, Euphemistic Euphemistic form of goddamned.

  • We wore the dadgummest colors you ever seen in your life.2004, Loretta Lynn, You're Cookin' It Country: My Favorite Recipes and Memories, →ISBN, page 12:
  • God bless the Army and God bless our liberty / And dadgum the rest of it all2005, Merle Haggard, “America First”, in Chicago Wind:
2 more examples
  • I was the best dadgum calendar salesman there ever was.2009, Roy Williams, Hard Work: A Life On and Off the Court, →ISBN, page 82:
  • Well, let me tell you, I was in a nosebee—bleed seat – I think in the top seat in the whole dadgum Omni building [laughs] – and I— all I could see was this little speck [laughs] down on the stage with a cape on, so I knew it had to be Elvis [laughs].2020 April 29, Paula Deen, “Quarantine Cooking - Sandwiches for the Kids”, in YouTube:

dadgum

adv

Etymology Mostly a spoonerism of goddamn.

1

US, Euphemistic Euphemistic form of goddamned.

  • It's just too dadgum hot to run in the park.

dadgum

intj

Etymology Mostly a spoonerism of goddamn.

1

US, Euphemistic Euphemistic form of goddammit.

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