cussedness

It takes all the bad diseases out of you and a good deal of the cussedness.

Besides, we do not believe he is responsible for the cussedness of his newspaper.

The only explanation of this phenomenon that I can offer is the natural “cussedness” of the camera.

The gentleman means to take some of the cussedness out of him.

This trick is a common enough one in the ‘cussedness’ of equine economy.

All the cussedness of the bovine race is centred in the cow.

He arouses 30 in me a feeling of rebellion and plain "cussedness."

Nine whole feet from stub of tail to snoot, plumb full of cussedness, too.

So if I have talked sharp to you, my cussedness is really due to envy.

Well, that's only another example of the average human's cussedness.