The present participle of 'goddamm,' meaning to curse or damn something in an emphatic way using religious language.
From 'goddamn' (god + damn), a curse phrase combining the word 'god' with 'damn' (from Latin damnare, to condemn). The -ing suffix creates the present participle form, following standard English verb conjugation patterns.
This word shows how English speakers create new intensifiers by combining sacred and profane language—it's technically a compound curse that's been used since at least the 1500s, making it one of our oldest manufactured insults.
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