Steverino
Steverino proper noun: a farcical nickname for a person named Steven/Stephen.
Proper noun
Steverino
- A farcical nickname for a person named Steven/Stephen.
- Mike beat on the door until he woke up everyone on the floor — everyone, that is, except ol' Steverino.2011, Danny Rolling, Sondra London, The Making of a Serial Killer, page 118
- Okay, Steverino, pull out of the parking lot and hang a right onto Pearl.2009, Bob Flaherty, Puff, page 13
Examples of Steverino in a sentence
- Well, Steverino, this looks like where I get off and join another trolley.1990, Odie Hawkins, Great Lawd Buddha, page 85:
- "Steverino!" Andy screamed, and tore over to Steve, hugged him.1960, Jo Sinclair, Anna Teller, page 487:
Questions about Steverino
- What does Steverino mean?
- Steverino means a farcical nickname for a person named Steven/Stephen.
- How do you use Steverino in a sentence?
- Well, Steverino, this looks like where I get off and join another trolley.
- What part of speech is Steverino?
- Steverino is a proper noun.
Words near Steverino in the dictionary
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