qway
/kweɪ/
qway adjective: far, remote in space or time.
Adjective
qway (comparative qwayer, superlative qwayest)
Adverb
qway (comparative qwayer, superlative qwayest)
- Far, remote in space or time.
- [Headie One]: From qway been doing up upsy. Yeah, I swear man done more sales than Gumtree.2019 January 3, “18HUNNA” (track 5), in Music x Road, performed by Headie One and Dave (rapper)
- Bad B from kway called Lisa, shit den, wanna take wood cah I’m poppin’.2019 April 11, “Keisha & Becky Remix” (track 4), in Wayne’s World 3, performed by Russ Millions and Tion Wayne
Forms of qway
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | qwayer |
| superlative | qwayest |
| alternative form | quay |
| Adverb | |
| comparative | qwayer |
| superlative | qwayest |
Origin of qway
From way or way back when with the addition of the initial consonant q.
Words that rhyme with qway
Questions about qway
- What does qway mean?
- Qway means far, remote in space or time.
- What part of speech is qway?
- Qway can be an adjective or an adverb.
- How do you pronounce qway?
- Qway is pronounced /kweɪ/.
Words near qway in the dictionary
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