Green’s Dictionary of Slang

something v.

a euph. for damn v. (1)

1856		S. Brooks Aspen Court 61: Stupid servants, who could not remember a blessed thing they were told, and be somethinged to their idiocy.
1866		C.A. Collins At the Bar 94: Gilbert, in confidence to his plate, expressed a wish that Captain Shaver might be somethinged.
1871		F.C. Burnand More Happy Thoughts 32: He replies, gruffly and drowsily, without stirring, ‘You be somethinged!’.
1880		F. Francis Hot Pot 99: You may be somethinged well sure o’ that.
1889		B. Mitford Fire Trumpet I 97: Sunday be somethinged. There’s no Sunday on the frontier.
1894		H. Smart Salvage 436: It was a regular put-up thing, and they would be somethinged extremely strong before they parted with the money.
1908		Garvey & Estes Comedy of Mammon 195: And he actually said the Druids might be somethinged, and that if they set all that nonsense going they ought to have been ashamed of themselves.
1910		Pall Mall mag. XLVI 973: Pensive aloofness be somethinged.
1930		J. Gibbons Tramping through Ireland 151: ‘America won the War’ be somethinged for a tale!
1953		B. Lubbock Last of the Windjammers 278: If I could have caught that blankity blank whelp who dropped the something bucket on my be-somethinged varnished deck, I’d have cut his liver out.