amn't

A shortened form of am not. It was heavily used in the 2010s in the Northern Virginia area.

I amn't going to run for president to incorporate the word “amn’t” into a reputable dictionary because I can do so without becoming president.

by amn't incorporator September 29, 2025

Da-amn

A drawn out way of saying damn, often used to describe something insanely awesome or someone really hot.

Dude#1: hey check her out!!!
Dude#2: Da-amn, that's hot!

by solstice.barrett April 4, 2010

day-amn

It has the same definition as damn, but is pronounced differently; it is broken into 2 syllables, with more emphasis on the first syllable. It is used when the speaker is in utter shock or disbelievment (if that's a word).

"Day-amn! That's one steep cliff!!"

by the sane maniac August 30, 2004

go' 'amn

ebonics for "god-damn". Spoken in agitation or awe in reference to something or someone.

1) Tha' souty right the' thinks he so go' 'amn hard, boy.
2) Whoo that hoe got some go' 'amn ounce in her trunk.

by Aamil K. December 14, 2003

GAH AMN

"god damn" but with a black man accent. usually loud.

"GAH AMN SHE THICC"

by gayman445 April 19, 2022

Amnosia

The same as Amnesia but Amnosia isn't medically recognised.

"I may or may not have done it, I don't remember. I have Amnosia."
"You have Amnesia?"
"No, it's Amnosia. Basically, Amnosia and Amnesia are the exact same except Amnesia is medically recognised whilst Amnosia is not."
"Uh huh.."

by gory the snool November 20, 2017

Repetitive Familiarity Amnesia

The inability to remember if you did something you do every day.

Every morning when you leave the house, you push the button on the garage door remote closing the garage door. Then 10 minutes later, you can’t recall if you closed the garage door because you do the exact same action at the exact same time every morning, so they all blend together and you couldn’t tell if your memory was from that morning or any of the previous mornings where you went through the same motions like you have countless times before. You just experienced Repetitive Familiarity Amnesia.

by TheChrisenator July 20, 2021