perhappenstance
perhappenstance adverb: perhaps.
Adverb
perhappenstance (not comparable)
- Perhaps.
- "Shove it," Sam concluded, and then went out, but came in soon, from the numbing cold of the Iranian plain, where he had been assistant-in-the-way in a half-cracked but hell-bent search for the elusive and abominable, so-called, snowman, or a facsimile reasonably thereof, perhappenstance, sponsored...1976 Spring, George W. Smyth, “Bending Hell”, in South Dakota Review, volume 14, number 1, Vermillion, S.D.: University of South Dakota, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 90
- and just perhappenstance why shouldn;t^([sic]) YOU 'get over it' and stop supporting plagarism?^([sic])2001 February 23, JnyVee., “Eminem Bites”, in rec.audio.pro (Usenet)
Origin of perhappenstance
Blend of perhaps + happenstance.
Questions about perhappenstance
- What does perhappenstance mean?
- Perhappenstance means perhaps.
- What part of speech is perhappenstance?
- Perhappenstance is an adverb.
Words near perhappenstance in the dictionary
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