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deffos

deffos adverb: definitely.

Adverb

deffos (not comparable)

  1. (UK, colloquial) Definitely.
    • A quick peep out of the window confirmed I was not in Clerkenwell. 'Dead sure about it. I can see the sea and everything. Deffos in Hawaii.'2013, Lindsey Kelk, About a Girl, Rearsby, Leicester: W F Howes Ltd, →ISBN, page 124
    • "Lay off, Jass. Can't we just forget it and have a good night?" Jass looked like she was going to protest but decided against it, and broke into a wide smile. "Deffos. Come on, more cocktails are needed!"2014, Holly Bourne, The Manifesto on How to Be Interesting, London: Usborne, →ISBN, page 214
    Synonyms:
    def, defs, deffo

Synonyms of deffos

Origin of deffos

From deffo + -s.

Questions about deffos

What does deffos mean?
Deffos means definitely.
What part of speech is deffos?
Deffos is an adverb.

Words near deffos in the dictionary

  1. deffer
  2. deffered
  3. deffest
  4. deffo
  5. Defford
  6. deffos
  7. DeFi
  8. defiable
  9. defial
  10. defials
  11. defiance

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