danfangled
danfangled adjective: that causes perplexion.
Adjective
danfangled (comparative more danfangled, superlative most danfangled)
- That 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
- Auditory communication incorporated by / These danfangled contraptions / But I hope we aren't talking about your pointless bitching2008 October 7, I Set My Friends On Fire, “Ravenous, Ravenous Rhinos”, in You Can't Spell Slaughter Without Laughter
Examples of danfangled in a sentence
- 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.2017, Sandra L. Rostirolla, Cecilia, page 282:
Forms of danfangled
| comparative | more danfangled |
|---|---|
| superlative | most danfangled |
Origin of danfangled
Unknown; possibly derived from fangled or newfangled.
Questions about danfangled
- What does danfangled mean?
- Danfangled means that causes perplexion.
- How do you use danfangled in a sentence?
- Well, I’ll be danfangled, my mother nodded, for she could never be persuaded to curse outright.
- What part of speech is danfangled?
- Danfangled is an adjective.
Words near danfangled in the dictionary
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