1. doggone - Adjective
2. doggone - Interjection
doggone (no comparative, superlative doggonest)
(US, dialectal) Euphemistic form of goddamned.
I lost my doggone keys again!
doggone
(US, dialectal) Euphemistic form of goddamned; an expression of anger or annoyance.
Doggone! I lost my keys again.
Human Rights Watch does not have a doggone thing to say about the criminals who murdered and maimed innocent people because of their ethnicity and religionunder the command and control of the “opposition figures.” Source: Internet
That’s a fair approximation of what you can find in one of the most original, interesting, and doggone fun graphic novels of the year. Source: Internet
“When I talked to the Executive Director,” Short says, “it was like, ‘You didn’t even tell us, and we’ve been in your doggone space for nine years.’ Source: Internet
Here we are, 70 years later, as if we haven’t learn a doggone thing. Source: Internet
So we teamed up with The Dodo to compile the best videos of dogs in and the results are doggone delightful. Source: Internet