0 past simple and past participle of darn
1 to repair a hole or a piece of clothing with long stitches across the hole and other stitches across them:
It has been patched, stitched and darned—debauched almost—out of all recognition.
Does he agree that that is a darned scandal?
We had not thought that through much, but we were darned if we would not include something about an employers' contribution.
We are going to be darned lucky to stay alive for that period.
I think that this is a darned bad tradition.
I am told that the traffic system there works a darned sight better now that the lights are not working.
He has a marked revulsion for the whole darned business.
I still say that either way it was too darned big.
