darned |
darted |
As verbs the difference between darned and darted
is that
darned is past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend} while
darted is past tense of dart.
As an adjective darned
is a minced oath for damned.
As an adverb darned
is damned, extremely.
larned |
darned |
As verbs the difference between larned and darned
is that
larned is (
larn) while
darned is (
darn) see.
As an adjective darned is
(euphemistic) a minced oath for damned .
As an adverb darned is
(degree) damned, extremely.
darner |
darned |
As a noun darner
is one who darns.
As a verb darned is
past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend}.
As an adjective darned is
a minced oath for damned.
As an adverb darned is
damned, extremely.
darnel |
darned |
As a noun darnel
is a species of ryegrass,
Lolium temulentum, often found in wheat fields and often host to a fungus intoxicating to humans and animals.
As a verb darned is
past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend}.
As an adjective darned is
a minced oath for damned.
As an adverb darned is
damned, extremely.
darned |
garned |
As verbs the difference between darned and garned
is that
darned is (
darn) see while
garned is .
As an adjective darned
is (euphemistic) a minced oath for damned .
As an adverb darned
is (degree) damned, extremely.
taxonomy |
darned |
As a noun taxonomy
is the science or the technique used to make a classification.
As a verb darned is
past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend}.
As an adjective darned is
a minced oath for damned.
As an adverb darned is
damned, extremely.
darned |
undarned |
As adjectives the difference between darned and undarned
is that
darned is (euphemistic) a minced oath for damned while
undarned is not darned.
As a verb darned
is (
darn) see.
As an adverb darned
is (degree) damned, extremely.
darned |
consarned |
As verbs the difference between darned and consarned
is that
darned is past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend} while
consarned is past tense of consarn.
As adjectives the difference between darned and consarned
is that
darned is a minced oath for damned while
consarned is darn; pestilent.
As adverbs the difference between darned and consarned
is that
darned is damned, extremely while
consarned is darned; quite.
darned |
durned |
As adjectives the difference between darned and durned
is that
darned is a minced oath for damned while
durned is darned.
As a verb darned
is past tense of darn See {{term|darn|etymology 1|damn}} and {{term|darn|etymology 2|mend}.
As an adverb darned
is damned, extremely.
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