Synonym: fix, mend, patch up, repair. Similar words: dare, dark, dart, radar, daresay, yarn, barn, warn. Meaning: [dɑːn] 
n. 1. a euphemism for `damn' 2. something of little value 3. sewing that repairs a worn or torn hole (especially in a garment). v. repair by sewing.
n. 1. a euphemism for `damn' 2. something of little value 3. sewing that repairs a worn or torn hole (especially in a garment). v. repair by sewing. 
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(31) The first order of business is for the guys to save themselves from the elements, starvation, and that darn bear.
(32) I figure from here to the Cloisters and back is pretty darn close to a half marathon.
(33) The darn thing passed, with Rady, D'Agosta and -- surprise! -- Pfeiler voting yes.
(34) The Galapagos finch was a darn sight more valuable than Sandra Willmot.
(35) I think I know a little bit about this darn stuff.
(36) Boyd could darn well pay her more housekeeping to cover the extra hours of work.
(37) One that, as an added bonus, makes him apologize to his ex-wife for being such a gosh darn cad?
(38) "Move!" she cried. "Don't be so darn poky!".
(39) OK, I admit it, it was me. But darn it, I was right!
(40) Dwayne Dawkins is a darn fibber and I saw Arnold Adams talking to someone with a funny accent.
(41) The later character should be attributed to the combined action of darn site's geomorphology and horizontal tectonic stress conditions, and is also influenced by the regional geostructural fractures.
(42) George: A darn sight prettier than those knobby knees of yours.
(43) I just want to be comfortable, and old college sweatpants cut off at the knee and ratty exercise tops are pretty darn comfy.
(44) Celia: Darn, I was kinda hoping for a mistrial, not a bunch of background exposition...
(45) As the notedJapan expert Cole Porter memorably put it: "It's Too Darn Hot."
(46) I've tried to adopt a modified version of this, by trying to feel more grateful for being healthy, pain-free, and pretty darn close to my ideal weight.
(47) Morley: Darn! Guess I'm up the creek without a paddle now. Sentencedict.com
(48) Humanity's been awaiting the end of the world since darn near the beginning of the world, and, to date, all predictions have been vaporware.
(49) Darn it! Right away he is straying off the subject.
(50) I understand that she herself is also one of the victims of the darn feudal thoughts and the patriarchalism.
(51) Ironically, Pluto is so itteh bitteh that it doesn't really affect Uranus or Neptune at all: Lowell was wrong on that count, which makes it even more amazing that Tombaugh found the darn thing.
(52) "I'm still amazed that the darn things work, because I was a little skeptical, " says Norm Armour, general manager for the Gresham plant.