danfangled

comparative more danfangled · superlative most danfangled

1. humorousnonce wordrareThat causes perplexion.

   What of this sprightful nature shows / In your danfangled whisp’ring strain?

   1888-1898, Matthew Johnson, Matthew Johnson, Poet, 1888-1898: “A Poet of Words”, page 56

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   Auditory communication incorporated by / These danfangled contraptions / But I hope we aren't talking about your pointless bitching

   2008 October 7, I Set My Friends On Fire, “Ravenous, Ravenous Rhinos”, in You Can't Spell Slaughter Without Laughter

   Well, I’ll be danfangled, my mother nodded, for she could never be persuaded to curse outright.

   2010, Esterházy, Péter,, Not art : a novel, page 178

   "Danfangled contraption,” grumbled Caratacus. “What’s going on in that prison of yours? Why isn’t this thing moving?”

   2017, Sandra L. Rostirolla, Cecilia, page 282