danged

Steward, you and Jacobs are too danged satisfied with yourselves.

"Don't be so danged fast, young feller," the sheriff advised.

Danged vules both of 'e. Bide outside, bide outside, I tell 'e.

After a couple of days' work the sheriff said: 'I'm danged if I'm not clear stumped.

Why, danged if he isn't going to give us anoother turn of it!

You did it because you're not so danged tough and hard-hearted as you thought you were.

"Danged if it warn't a good un," admitted the hunter, chuckling.

He's a danged old fool in his talk, but you jest keep an eye on him.

Danged if he don't make me laugh: but he's a good ol' beaver, at that, Zeb is.

An' th' more I told 'em about it, th' more th' danged fools laughed!