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A cross between maybe and perhaps 'Mayhaps we should leave?' said Bob
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A term combining the best qualities of the terms "maybe" and "perhaps" into a single superior word.
Often used when planning something mischevious or pretending to be British. "mayhaps I'll go get fucked up instead of writing this paper"
"care for a spot of tea?" "mayhaps a bit later" |
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Archaic word used in place of perhaps and maybe, it is the incorrect use of the real word "mayhap". Mayhap originated from the old use of the term "it may hap", hap being old happen in old English. "Do you want to go with me?"
"Mayhaps, I haven't decided." |
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When no is too strong and maybe or perhaps is too weak, try on this noncommittal word on for size. "Dad, can I get a new labtop?"
"In 23.2 years mayhaps." |
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A pormanteau of "maybe" and "perhaps"; synonymous with both words. Mayhaps I was mistaken, mayhaps not.
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When you are sick of telling people maybe, and perhaps just doesnt cut it. Kenneth, "Hey man are you gonna nightingale that beer or what?"
Wes, "Mayhaps" |
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An eloquent hybrid of "maybe" and "perhaps". It rolls off the tongue much more beautifully than its predecessors. It can sometimes imply a stern or egotistical way of playing hard to get or snubbing someone. Further it adds mystery to a situation. Eg.
Boy: "Shall I see you again?" Girl: *smirks* "Mayhaps." |
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An adverb by which the two words "maybe" and "perhaps" are combined. "I think Ben is lying about all the ass he's getting"
"Mayhaps....but I guess we'll just have to ask him about it" |
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