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DADGUM [dad guhm]:

(adj.) (adv.) Used chiefly in the Southern U.S.

Americanism. A expression used to express enthusiasm, surprise, or mild annoyance when the restaurant you’re having supper in only carries unsweet tea. A politely-smirky euphemism for that word we all know we’re not allowed to say.

The Dadgum Debutante is the go-to destination for all things southern style. From hosting and entertaining to recipes, DIY and curated decor, I cover it all with a cheeky nod to the southern music, culture, sports and age-old traditions that shape those arts.

My name is Brittnee Taylor Newman, and I make my living as a writer. I love, love stories, and I’m smitten with the process of stringing words together to create magical, almost-tangible pictures that bring those stories to life.

Now that you’re here, I hope you’ll stay awhile! Please feel free to contact me at DadgumDebutante@gmail.com, or DM me on The Gram at @TheDadgumDebutante.

About

DADGUM [dad guhm]:

(adj.) (adv.) Used chiefly in the Southern U.S.

Americanism. A expression used to express enthusiasm, surprise, or mild annoyance when the restaurant you’re having supper in only carries unsweet tea. A politely-smirky euphemism for that word we all know we’re not allowed to say.

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DADGUM [dad guhm]:

(adj.) (adv.) Used chiefly in the Southern U.S.

Americanism. A expression used to express enthusiasm, surprise, or mild annoyance when the restaurant you’re having supper in only carries unsweet tea. A politely-smirky euphemism for that word we all know we’re not allowed to say.