How to Use doggone in a Sentence
doggone
adjective or adverb-
What's the date for getting that boat out of that doggone water?
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CBS News,
2022-05-12
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After an overnight break, the pair do return, and their creations are doggone (puns, lol) cute.
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Lauren Rearick,
Teen Vogue,
2020-03-22
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Afterward, bring your furry pal to the Big D for a doggone great time.
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Gwen Pratesi,
USA TODAY,
2019-06-19
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Besides, Mullens is so doggone earnest and likable and hard-working.
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Scott Ostler,
SFChronicle.com,
2020-10-04
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And if their owners are willing to spend $10 for their pooches to have a nice meal, well, these restaurants are willing to take their money, doggone it.
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Allyson Reedy,
The Know,
2019-08-07
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The event is a top entry in our guide to the Southland’s coolest pup-friendly activities, beaches, doggone-fun classes and luxe hotels.
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Los Angeles Times,
2021-09-17
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From there, the El Paso rescue had to solve the doggone dilemma of transporting the pup nearly 2,000 miles to his new home in Raleigh.
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Fox News,
2020-08-10
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On Wednesday, October 25, the Hallmark Channel is getting doggone fancy.
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Michelle Darrisaw,
Southern Living,
2017-10-18
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Ninety percent of Americans celebrate Christmas, but the Hallmark ideal of the holiday — kids, snow, time off, disposable income, the whole family in one place — is pretty doggone rare.
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BostonGlobe.com,
2019-11-22
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