Green’s Dictionary of Slang

dang adv.

[dang adj.]

a euph. for damn adv.

[UK]J. Lindridge Sixteen-String Jack 46: This is a dangy fine horse.
[US]W.D. Edmonds Rome Haul 321: I could dang near say a prayer, dearie.
[US]W. Guthrie Bound for Glory (1969) 75: Well, now there you go again with your dang fool infernal questions.
[US]B. Cerf Anything For a Laugh 46: Dang busted if I ain’t larned to write.
[US]R. Bissell A Gross of Pyjamas (1954) 9: He ain’t so dang niggerly as what they say.
[US]Jackson & Christian Death Row 48: But my money ran out pretty quick, pretty dang quick.
[US]R.A. Dickey Wherever I Wind Up 160: I need to learn what I can from this disaster and make dang sure I am better next time.
[UK]‘Aidan Truhen’ Seven Demons 135: I did not updare my contact app that is so dang annoying.