darn|darned|darning|darns in English

verb

[dɑːn]

mend, stitch up torn or worn clothing; curse, dam

Use "darn|darned|darning|darns" in a sentence

1. No, Darning. That's a hot dog.

2. Hello darn it.

3. Darn those blasted kids!

4. It's darn cold tonight.

5. Hae Ra's pretty darn persistent too.

6. You had a darn good try.

7. I spend half my life on that darned paperwork.

8. Then leave the darn thing alone.

9. Darn it! She beat me again!

10. Yes, sir, I'll hoodoo th' whole darned club, I will.

11. I ain't helping no darn cat.

12. They taught me darning, knitting, embroidering, mending, solitaire, palm-reading, whatever they knew.

13. "Move!" she cried. "Don't be so darn poky!".

14. That darn cat has eaten my supper!

15. He must have seen the whole darn show.

16. He'd earn a darn sight more money there.

17. If it could darn socks, I'd marry it.

18. Fog your mind so you can't remember a darn thing.

19. Gosh darn it, I expected it to be done.

20. “Don’t take yourself too darn seriously,” he would say.

21. Synonyms for Backstitching include sewing, needlecraft, needlework, stitching, basting, darning, dressmaking, embroidering, embroidery and fancywork

22. It is a hangover from those long gone days when it was actually used for darning socks!

23. There's not a darn thing he can do about it.

24. If you pull my leg again, your elephant is darn dead.

25. Bet she wears those curse of God stays suspenders and yellow stockings, darned with lumpy wool.