dingswizzled adj.
(US) a general excl., e.g. I’ll be dingswizzled!
 | Neighbor’s Home Mail n.p.: I’ll be ding swizzled if I didn't lose the bulge o’ my heel — how's this for a heel?— before I got in. | |
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Sacramento Dly Record-Union (CA) 28 Mar. 1/5: I’ll be dingswizzled, pard, ef you hadn’t better put your words close together when you slash at me. | |
| Anderson Intelligencer (Anderson Court Hse, SC) 21 June 4/1: I’ll be dingswizzled, Betsy, if I know what they mean by onions! | |
| Dly Morn. Jrnl 4 Dec. 12/4: I’ll be dingspizzled and hornswoggled. | |
| Eve. Star (Wash., DC) 11 Jan. 13/4: ‘Dingswizzled’ expressing surprise, comes from New York. | |
| Minneapolis Jrnl (MN) 6 Sept. 4/3: The enterprising New York Sun [...] pleads for a thesaurus of fine old English and American ‘cuss words’ [...] such beloved ejaculations as ‘Oh, pants!’ ‘I’ll be hornswoggled,’ ‘I’ll be dingswizzled!’. | |
| Times Dispatch (Richmond, VA) 4 Oct. n.p.: I fell for it like a ding-swizzled bonehead. | |
| Bemidji Dly Pioneer (MN) 25 Feb. 4/2: Here’s the cheese [...] but I’ll be dingswizzled if i know how I’m going to get the cloth off. | |
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| Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: [cartoon caption] The guy must be loca da poco or dingswizzled. |