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dammit to hell

dammit to hell interjection: used to express anger or irritation.

Interjection

  1. (mildly, vulgar) Used to express anger or irritation.
    • As they lost altitude, the rain started sounding louder against the plane, and Sharla swore softly. “Dammit to hell! The rain's freezing.”2012, Becky Barker, Born To Fly

Questions about dammit to hell

What does dammit to hell mean?
Dammit to hell means used to express anger or irritation.
What part of speech is dammit to hell?
Dammit to hell is an interjection.

Words near dammit to hell in the dictionary

  1. dammishing
  2. dammit
  3. dammit all to hell
  4. dammit operator
  5. dammit operators
  6. dammit to hell
  7. dammitall
  8. dammits
  9. dammy
  10. damn
  11. damn all

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