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darnnoun the smallest amount or part imaginablenobody gave a darn about us when we were poor, but now that we are rich, we have friends we never knew about! beans, bubkes(also bupkes or bupkus), continental, damn, diddly(slang), diddly-squat(slang), doodley-squat(or doodly-squat), fig, ghost, hoot, iota, jot, lick, modicum, rap, squat(slang), syllable, tittle, whit, whoop ace, bit, crumb, dab, driblet, glimmer, hint, little, mite, nip, ounce, particle, peanuts, pin, ray, scrap, scruple, semblance, shade, shadow, shred, skosh, smidgen(also smidgeon or smidgin or smidge), snap, speck, spot, sprinkling, strain, streak, suspicion, touch, trace to close up with a series of interlacing stitchesin the old days, holes in socks had to be darned by hand sew, stitch, suture mend, patch, repairbaste, ease, fell, finish, overcastcross-stitch, embroidercrochet, knit, quilt unsew deserving of one's condemnation or displeasureI can't seem to tie this darn shoe accursed(or accurst), blasted, confounded, cotton-picking, cursed(also curst), cussed, damnable, dang, danged, darned(also durned), deuced, doggone(or doggoned), freaking, goddamned(or goddamn or goddam), infernal atrocious, awful, bum, detestable, execrable, lousy, punk, rotten, terrible, wretchedabominable, odious, vilecontemptible, despicable, miserable, nasty, pitiable, pitiful, scabby, scummy, scurvy, shameful, sorry commendable, creditable, laudable, praiseworthygreat, marvelous(or marvellous), wonderful ca. 1600 |