Meaning Of Darned. Blame, blamed, blasted, blessed, damn, damned, deuced, goddam, goddamn, goddamned,. To mend (a garment, for example) by weaving thread or yarn across a gap or hole.
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To mend, as torn clothing, with rows of stitches, sometimes by crossing and interweaving rows to span a gap noun 2. Darning britannica dictionary definition of darn [+ object] : A place in a piece of clothing where it has been repaired by darning: Web definition of darned as in cursed deserving of one's condemnation or displeasure the darned computer is broken synonyms & similar words relevance cursed blasted. Web darn is defined as a way to show disappointment or dismay, as a more proper version of the word damn. when you slam your finger with a hammer but you do not want to shout. To repair a hole or a piece of clothing with long stitches across the hole and other stitches across them: Web noun [ c ] us / dɑːrn / uk / dɑːn /. Web definitions of darned adjective expletives used informally as intensifiers synonyms: Blame, blamed, blasted, blessed, damn, damned, deuced, goddam, goddamn, goddamned,. Web the word darn, as a verb, usually means to mend a hole in your garment by sewing or, as a noun, means a hole in your garment that one has mended by.
To mend with interlacing stitches. (also darn) (informal) used as a mild swear word, to emphasize something. Web blasted, blame, blamed, blessed, damn, damned, darned, deuced, goddam, goddamn, goddamned, infernal adjective expletives used informally as intensifiers he's a blasted. To repair a hole or a piece of clothing with long stitches across the hole and other stitches across them: That's a darned good idea! Web darn1 / ( dɑːn) / verb to mend (a hole or a garment) with a series of crossing or interwoven stitches noun a patch of darned work on a garment the process or act of darning derived. Get that damned dog out of here! Web (euphemistic) a minced oath for damned. Web noun [ c ] us / dɑːrn / uk / dɑːn /. Confounded get that darned bicycle out of the driveway! To embroider by filling in with long running or interlacing stitches.
