pleasies
pleasies adverb: please.
Adverb
pleasies (not comparable)
- Please.
- "I don't know nothin' 'bout killin' no ladies," Fenwyck said, and bowed to Elo. "Please forgive me. *Pleasies*. I'd hate to think I've got no chance with you."1992 September 25, Gina Ritter, “Castle -- Meghin and All: "Breakfasties!"”, in alt.romance.chat (Usenet), archived from the original on 04 Dec 2025
- oh man.... i can't get enuf of the fan reviews. :( please post the rest of what you wrote. so what if there are ten others yours is still unique. you're the only one who wrote it. sharsies???^([sic – meaning sharesies]) pleasies???1996 September 24, Alessiana, “Yet More on the Seattle Show”, in alt.music.pearl-jam (Usenet), archived from the original on 04 Dec 2025
Origin of pleasies
From please + -ies.
Questions about pleasies
- What does pleasies mean?
- Pleasies means please.
- What part of speech is pleasies?
- Pleasies is an adverb.
Words near pleasies in the dictionary
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