darnation

dar·na·tion

 (där-nā′shən)
n. & interj.
Damnation. See Note at tarnation.
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Darnation, while I may no longer recall the foods on that particular Batangas day, I will never forget the bloated feeling, as though it happened only yesterday.
Honoring my Mother / Food pics of the past
I'm wary of media royalty like Polly Toynbee but, darnation, her heart and head are in the right place.
Callous Osborne needn't bother coming back to haunt us
My fields and gardens every year cost me no end for seed, The only thing that flourishes is them darnation weeds.
'... and they calls I Buttercup Joe': Albert Richardson, the singing sexton of Burwash, 1905-76

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