durn

[durn]

adjective

Informal.

1. darn.

durn

/ dɜːn /

interjection

1. a US variant of darn 2

Word History and Origins

Origin of durn¹

Respelling to reflect regional pronunciation

Example Sentences

"Users have now generated over half a billion assets on the Firefly website and in Photoshop, making these two of our most successful beta releases in company history," Adobe CFO Dan Durn told Reuters.

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“We’re going to find somewhere to practice, find somewhere that can accommodate every durn thing that we need and desire to be who we desire to be, and that’s dominate,” Sanders said.

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She sits across from me, and whenever she gets a staple in her finger from a form she says “durn.”

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Bob Halliday, Durn's predecessor, will return to the role of finance chief on an interim basis, Applied Materials said.

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Durn is set to leave Applied Materials on Oct.

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