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darnedest

or darnd·est

[ dahrn-dist ]

/ ˈdɑrn dɪst /

noun, adjective Informal.

damnedest.

Words nearby darnedest

darmstadt, darmstadtium, darn, darnation, darned, darnedest, darnel, darner, darning, darning egg, darning needle

Example sentences from the Web for darndest

“Basically I thought of it as Kids Say the Darndest Things meets The Colbert Report,” he says.

Beck Bennett: Meet That Guy in Those Adorable AT&T Commercials |Kevin Fallon |April 9, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Doing our darndest to protect religious liberty in a very broad sense is a start, and a most important one at that.

Religious Liberty in a Marriage Equality Society |Justin Green |December 12, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
But these are kids, you think, and kids say the darndest things.

Hitler’s Strange Afterlife in India |Dilip D’Souza |November 30, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
In the meantime, one thing is for sure: The Canadian people are doing their darndest to stay positive.

Will Vancouver Avoid the Olympic Curse? |Verena Von Pfetten |February 18, 2010 |DAILY BEAST

I thought everybody knowed Asa and Bige; theyre twin brothers, and two of the darndest chaps that ever lived.

The Boy Patrol Around the Council Fire |Edward Sylvester Ellis
It's the darndest news—the—the darnedest good news ever you heard in your life.

The Portygee |Joseph Crosby Lincoln
I have the darndest feeling I've been through almost as big nightmares with you before, Sep.

Operation Earthworm |Joe Archibald
“You kin do your darndest,” rejoined Rock in the same sullen tone.

The Free Lances |Mayne Reid
I keep my job, and try my darndest to do a good and honest job.

Dreaming of Dreaming |Peter E. Williams

British Dictionary definitions for darndest

darnedest

/ (ˈdɑːndɪst) /

noun

a euphemistic word for damnedest