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damn yankee 

A yankee who moves South because of the warmer climate and friendly people, and decides to stay. (As opposed to regular yankees who return home because they like crappy food and weather cold enough to cause death).
Northerner: "In Bastaan people know how to drive fast, unlike dan here".

Southerner: "Well, Delta flies both ways, ya damn yankee."
damn yankee by Squishy January 12, 2004

damn daniel 

A boy back at it again with the white Vans.
"Damn Daniel back at it again with the white Vans".
damn daniel by Bigdicklord69 March 7, 2016

damn your eyes! 

Expletive phrase. Used to condemn someone or something that is irksome. Probably originated as a curse against the wandering eyes of cheating partners.
"Damn your eyes!", Billy cursed through gritted teeth to the frozen screen. He'd have to reboot again...
damn your eyes! by SassyFrau September 22, 2005

Damn Gina! 

Dating all the way back to Martin Lawerance Show, an expression to express mutliple emotions, expessily fustration and admeration.
Damn Gina! I just lost again!
Damn Gina! by mizzladypoe August 19, 2004

Damn Girl 

Origin of Language: Ebonics

It is an expression used when a gentlemen finds a woman with a nice ass attractive.
It is often used when other subtle words are not enough to express what is making their erection uncontrollable.
Usually this expression is opinionated loudly so the other sex can hear and give them a reply of anger or consent.
Damn girl how'd you get all that in dem jeans, dem jeans?
Damn Girl by indemjeansdemjeans December 27, 2011

damn autocorrect!

A phrase written (and sometimes shouted) after one notices their smartphone's auto-correct has corrected a typo to a word other than the one they had actually intended.

Usually, the user notices the incorrect correction after the message has been sent, which results in a frantic and rushed follow-up message to save face.
"I spent all day hunting for a good fuck for tomorrow night."

"*duck! Damn autocorrect!"
damn autocorrect! by WerriamMebster September 29, 2011