damneder

damneder

English

Etymology

damned +‎ -er

Adjective

damneder

1. comparative form of damned: more damned
   • 2004, Thomas G. Evans, ‎Elaine K. Evans, ‎Charles L. Stafford, About our Evans roots: the ancestry and descendants of John Evans, 1798-1855, Cumberland County, North Carolina

     Moore replied "You are a damneder liar!" Both men reached for their pistols and in the quick exchange of shots that followed, Moore was killed.

Anagrams

• demander, mandered, redemand, remanded