Dang
Dang adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: we've driven too dang far to turn around now
Full
Full adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: he knew full well that what he was doing was wrong
Both words in one sentence
- The parallels aren't in full, but dang if they don't go far, with everything about Kit in her introductory episode echoing many elements of River throughout her tenure on Doctor Who.
Source: Expy / Fan Fic -
Victoria: I'm serious, dang ol' rickety run-down boat must be chock full of ghosts... and I can't imagine it being worth more than the dirt it stands on.
Source: What a Piece of Junk -
Ha-ha very funny...Victoria: I'm serious, dang ol' rickety run-down boat must be chock full of ghosts... and I can't imagine it being worth more than the dirt it stands on.
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