Damn

What do we mean by damn?

To condemn to everlasting punishment or another terrible fate in the afterlife; doom. intransitive verb

To condemn to an undesirable fate; destine. intransitive verb

To bring about the failure of; ruin. intransitive verb

To denounce or criticize severely. intransitive verb

To swear at; curse. intransitive verb

To swear; curse. intransitive verb

Used to express anger, irritation, contempt, or disappointment. interjection

The saying of “damn” as a curse. noun

The least valuable bit; a jot. noun

Damned. adverb & adjective

(damn well) Without any doubt; positively. idiom

The verb damn used as a profane word; a curse; an oath. noun

To condemn; affirm to be guilty, or worthy of punishment; sentence judicially.

To assign to a certain fate; doom.

Specifically In theology, to doom to punishment in a future state; condemn to hell.

Hence In the imperative, used profanely in emphatic objurgation or contempt of the object, and more vulgarly in certain arbitrary phrases (as damn your or his eyes!) in general reprehension or defiance of a person.

To address with the objurgation “damn!”; swear at.

To adjudge or pronounce to be bad; condemn as a failure; hence, to ruin by expressed disapproval: as, to damn a play.

To use the objurgation “damn!”; swear.

The use of "damn" as a curse.

A small, negligible quantity, being of little value; a whit or jot.

The smallest amount of concern or consideration.

One of those words you can use in any situation. In any conversation AT ALL, you can just pop in and say "damn," and people will know exactly what you're talking about. 1. An expression of dismay. 2. An expression of awe. 3. "Giving a damn", the act of caring about something. 4. The act of condemning someone, most often to hell or an equivalent place. 5. "Damn you", a verbal middle finger equivalent to "go to hell". 6. An expression of surprise. 7. "Damn well", a sort of sentence enhancer, most often used with the word "better". 8. An adjective you can stick before phrases like "near" and "close to" to raise the sentence's severity. 9. An exclamation interchangeable with "Wow". 10. An adjective you can stick in front of absolutely any noun to add a feeling of stigma to your sentence. Urban Dictionary

Level two of sentence enhancers 1=hell 2=damn 3=ass 4=bastard 5=bitch 6=shit 7=fuck 8=The Finger * using two means adding. Urban Dictionary

The all lowercase "damn" is something that Juped types every time he can not be asked to answer or read your message even if its something epic. Urban Dictionary

To condemn of hatred to the lowliest depths of hell. Like most curses, it can be used in many forms. Urban Dictionary

The universal cuss word, everyone says it, and preachers say it in church, so it can fit in pretty much any sentence Urban Dictionary

An expression of disbelief or surprise. Urban Dictionary

What a guy says to a girl or what a girl says to a guy when they think the other is lookin good. Urban Dictionary

The sight of a hot chick Urban Dictionary

A word used by angry americans Urban Dictionary

Used to emphasize shock or express disbelief Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to damn:
damn.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word damn:
yankees, avril, fool, fiddler, fools, thing, fuck, funny, linux, crystals, hell, sure, please, remix, kid, good, you, lover, kids, your, wish, fine, cool, fun, pretty, shaw, happy, guy, sports, tommy, jay, hard, praised, want, perfect, blues, movie, know.

Words that rhyme with damn:
program, lamb, ram, jam, dam, slam, sham, diagram, cam, scam, anagram, ham, clam, programme, epigram, am, lam, cram, diaphragm, dram, spam, gram, exam, yam, jamb, sam, madame, damm, hologram, tram, tam, bam, abraham, monogram, scram, nam, pam, cham, flimflam, flam, goddamn, histogram, engram, telegram, graham, siam, logjam, kilogram, wham, dithyramb, electrocardiogram, durham, mammogram, priam, wolfram, flambe, swam, amsterdam, alam, sonogram, polygram, kam, buckingham, birmingham, abram, fram, potsdam, gramme, goddam, mme, stam, graeme, milligram, bram, grand slam, viet nam, coram, oxfam, sram, logogram, uncle sam, hamm, dagenham, microgram, cunningham, stram, rotterdam, traffic jam, damme, sdram, centigram, i am, strawberry jam, nottingham, beckham, computer program, plam, tham, tottenham, cablegram.

Adjectives that are often used to describe damn:
worth, hot, double, twopenny, bloody, single, whole, continental, god, holy, solitary, sweet, faint, slightest, occasional, flaming, happy, awful, plain, penny, biggest, honest, fat, jagged, authentic, ruddy, merry, fancy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective damn:
thing, fool, sight, things, business, right, place, fools, bit, shame, near, job, close, dog, good, door, car, war, lie, country, book, word, house, woman, phone, reason, stuff, liar, sure, town, minute, money, cold, yankees, fast, fault, mouth, idea, head, gun, nuisance, lot, kid, nonsense, story, smart, cat, self, kids, boat, lies, mess, mind, horse, yankee, girl, game, machine, foolishness, bunch, show, ball, lawyer, doctor, ship, truck, company, bed, piece, paper, fine, bird, fellow, dogs, hole.

Consonant match to damn:
deam, deem, dam, dumb, diem, doom, dim, dome, dame, dime, damm, dom, daum, dum, dumm, damme, dahm, dohm, demme, dehm, diehm, dohme.

Words that sound like damn:
damn, dam, damm, damb, damme, dahm, dumb, dime, dome, doom, dim, dan, dom, dame, dum, dang, deem, diem, dem, deam, dumm, dme, dann, dume, dimm, daim, deme, daum, domn, dahn, -dom, dimme, demme, dym, dohm, dehm, digm, doum, daem, duhm, tam, tamm, tamb, done, dawn, den, don, dine, dean, ding, din, damned, damp, dong, don't, doin, dane, deen, doen, dams, deign, derm, dammed, doon, deng, dain, donne, dieng, dien, danm, doan, dayne, donn, daan, dene, damns, deane, doone, dinh, denn, damu, dami, daun, daine, doane, deine, dinn, dein, dammer, diene, denne, dawne, dammar, dohn, dehn, damd, dehne, dhing, dingue, dlm.