literally who
literally who noun: a nobody.
Noun
literally who (plural literally whos)
- A nobody.
Forms of literally who
| plural | literally whos |
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Origin of literally who
Substantivization of the question, Literally who? notionally asked upon the mention of such a person.
Questions about literally who
- What does literally who mean?
- Literally who means a nobody.
- What part of speech is literally who?
- Literally who is a noun.
- What is the plural of literally who?
- The plural of literally who is literally whos.
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