/dæŋ/
INTERJECTION
A mild, informal exclamation used to express annoyance, disappointment, surprise, or frustration. It is a softened substitute for the stronger swear word damn.
Used as an informal exclamation when something goes wrong, causes irritation, or produces disappointment.
Used informally to emphasize a reaction of surprise, admiration, or strong feeling about an unexpected situation or experience.
ADJECTIVE
A euphemistic or softened form of damn, used to express condemnation, strong disapproval, or an emphatic negative judgment.
Used before a noun to convey annoyance, criticism, or strong negative feelings without using a harsher swear word.
VERB
To condemn, curse, or express strong disapproval of someone or something.
Used to describe expressing condemnation, strong disapproval, or a curse against a person or situation.
Used in a less common verbal sense to describe hitting, striking, or delivering a forceful blow to something.
Used to describe throwing or sending something violently or forcefully in a particular direction.
NOUN
A very small quantity or an insignificant amount of consideration, concern, or value.
Used informally to refer to an extremely small amount of something or a quantity considered practically insignificant.