doggoned

[ dawg-gawnd, -gond, dog- ]

adjective

, superlative dog·goned·est,

1. doggone.

Example Sentences

“He threw it up, and doggoned if I didn’t hit it with the first shot. He said, ‘Son, today you shoot with me.

From Washington Times

They seem to get so doggoned sad.

From Literature

“I thought we put out a doggoned good product.”

From Washington Times

You wake up one morning and it seems like your tongue is the first one to notice that something strange is going on, ’cause as soon as you get up there it is pushing and rubbing up against one of your front teeth and I’ll be doggoned if that tooth isn’t the littlest bit wiggly.

From Literature

But there ain't; and you know doggoned well there ain't.

From Project Gutenberg