dangdo

(adj.) A compound word combining the words "danged" and "old". It may be used to describe most any noun in the dictionary, while at the same time, describing nothing. Primarily used in the southern states, dangdo is a rare adjective in that it provides no useful descriptive meaning to the word which it is meant to describe, only adds dramatic emphasis. May be used alone as an exclamatory word.

Hey Matt. You want to hang out later?
Well I would, but I'm fixin' to watch some dangdo Nascar.

Didja hear!? Toby Keith is gonna be playing the fairgrounds tomorrow!!!
No kiddin'!? Well dangdo dangdo!

by Dr. Chunks August 11, 2008

dangdo

(adj.) A compound word combining the words "danged" and "old". It may be used to describe most any noun the dictionary, while at the same time, describing nothing. Primarily used in the southern states, dangdo is a rare adjective in that it provides no useful descriptive meaning to the word which it is meant to describe.

Hey Matt. You want to come over later?
Well I would, but I'm fixin' to watch some dangdo Nascar in a bit.

by Dr. Chunks August 3, 2008