cussed

"Massa tole me I mus' work for nothin', 'cause Ham was cussed," rejoined Tom.

Why back two years ago, I used to visit old Polo Garrett, who had the concession in the menagerie tent, just to get cussed out.

"He'd do the old boy more good by ridding the country of them cussed red devils, than by any other way," was the reply of Butch'.

Didn't I go an' tell him near a month ago that his cussed cinch wouldn't hold no better'n a piece of wet paper?

Ain't it a cussed shame to spoil a first-class concert this way?

No, Tom, I won't be rich, and I won't live in them cussed smothery houses.

They laughed and cussed and moved away, clueing the still-in vamps that the game was on.

T won't hurt none, and he is a kind o' comfort to lay things on when you've been, more'n usual, cussed.

She got so mad she cussed 'em out right there and told 'em their 'turn was in the mill.'

Mr. Correspondent muttered something about "a cussed red-headed censor who wasn't the pope and could be beaten" and walked away.