darning
-
(n)
darning
the act of mending a hole in a garment with crossing threads
-
(n)
darning
The act of mending by imitation of texture. -
(n)
darning
Articles to be darned: as, the week's darning lay on the table.
O'Rourke: Darn you, Ernö Rubik - and that cube. mysanantonio.com
The 'Worst Company in America' makes some darn good video games. ky3.com
Button, button, where's the darn button. columbiatribune.com
Today, Deseret Book is launching a comedy web series called "Pretty Darn Funny". sltrib.com
Deseret Book today launches comedy web series called "Pretty Darn Funny". sltrib.com
'It's a darn shame,' neighbor says of trailer with 30+ dogs. timesfreepress.com
Darn Good Yarn Removes Over 6000 Pounds of Waste From Landfills in 2011—While Helping Women of India and Nepal. dng.net
Darn tootin' it's public. juneauempire.com
Tending resort 'pretty darn hard job'. journalgazette.net
Khon's also does the "wine," "coffee" and "art" pretty darn well. houstonpress.com
If instead each divorce had a similar story behind it, then I wouldn't stick around unless I felt darn sure the person had had the "Eureka". seattlepi.com
In Hollywood, it can be the whole darn tree. radaronline.com
The reference librarians at The Seattle Public Library are pretty darn amazing. blog.seattlepi.com
But it's darn close now, and the drama is filled with some compelling characters. bassmaster.com
But with my big feet, I kept tripping over those darned things. americanwoodworker.com
But it remains pretty darned mysterious how it does so.
On the Persistence of Homogeneous Matter
She envisages the world as “loose and separate”, a succession of “distinct existences”: “just one darned thing after another”.
On the Persistence of Homogeneous Matter
However, at the present time the paramount concern is making those darned density perturbations.
New physics from the Cosmic Microwave Background
The upper limit was 14 keV (Mapelli and Ferrara 2005), and the lower limit was larger, but darned if we can find the paper, though somewhere in the 163 page index, it has a green circle.
Astrophysics in 2006
This kind was known as darned netting. "Textiles" by
I guess an American citizen can lick a darned aristocrat at pulling an oar same as he did at shooting off guns. "The Northern Iron" by
The whole darned thing went out like Niagara. "Still Jim" by
Procure some darning needles, and also a little unspun silk, which will give you a suspending fibre void of torsion. "Fragments of science, V. 1-2" by
Or, to speak more correctly, she had been darning them. "Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903" by
Bertie looked soberly down at his old, well-darned mittens. "Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906" by
O, it made me tired to see a man Pa's age act so like a darn fool. "Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa 1883" by
Pa is a darn smart man, and don't you forget it. "The Grocery Man And Peck's Bad Boy Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa, No. 2 - 1883" by
I'll clean up your mess, darn you! "Desert Conquest" by
There's a darned rum go. "Colonial Born" by
Lend a hand to help him along;
When his stockings have holes to darn,
Don't you grudge him your ball of yarn.
Playin' away on Joe Belair--
Can hear heem holler, "Pass down de middle
An' dance on your partner over dere."
Its heel confessed the need of darning;
"Gods!" low-bred Vulcan cried, "behold!
There! that's what comes of too much larning!"
But we laid aloft an' we bent another —
For 'e says, says 'e, "By the Great Lord Harry,
She must darn well drag what she can't darn carry,"
Order things back to their place,
Have a sharp eye lest the candlesticks rust,
Rub the church-plate, darn the sacrament-lace,
Clear the desk-velvet of dust.)
Hearkenin' tap of sleet on t' pane,
An' whiles I darn or mend or knit,
Sich luvely speeches, bit by bit,
Like breet lunts* flicker through my mind,
Sich canty* speeches, douce an' kind.