dammit

[dam-it]

interjection Eye Dialect.

damn it (used as a mild expletive).

Origin of dammit

First recorded in 1905–10

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Contemporary Examples of dammit

Then as you watch it more and more, you’re like ‘Dammit, this movie is charming.
Inside the Mind of The Mindy Project’s Resident Weirdo, Ike Barinholtz
Kevin Fallon
September 16, 2014

Historical Examples of dammit

I am not ashamed to say, therefore, that I turned to Mr. Dammit for assistance.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Dammit, I'd furnish a dozen substitutes rather than have him leave.
Mark Gildersleeve
John S. Sauzade
Dammit, he thought, he wished he didn't like the power-hungry politician.
The Ambassador
Samuel Kimball Merwin
General Hotchkiss, "Dammit, you've still got him on radar, haven't you?"
The Very Black
Dean Evans
Dammit, the telegram's up at the house—go and read it yourselves, then!
Flying U Ranch
B. M. Bower

British Dictionary definitions for dammit

dammit

interjection

a contracted form of damn it

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Word Origin and History for dammit

representation of the exclamation damn it! as it usually is sounded, attested from 1908.