darn
/dɑrn/
verb
- To mend a hole in fabric by stitching across it with thread or yarn.
- I need to darn the elbow of my sweater before the hole gets bigger.
- She learned to darn socks from her grandmother.
- He carefully darned the tear in his favorite jeans.
interjection
- A mild expression of annoyance, frustration, or disappointment.
- Darn it, I spilled coffee on my shirt.
- Oh darn, the store is already closed.
- Darn! I forgot my keys inside the car.
adjective
- Used to emphasize something, often in annoyance or surprise.
- That darn cat keeps scratching the furniture.
- I can't get this darn printer to work.
- Where did I put those darn glasses?
adverb
- Used as a mild intensifier meaning 'very' or 'extremely'.
- He's darn lucky to have such a good job.
- That was a darn good movie.
- You know darn well that's not true.