hithertofor 

is not a word, despite the belief of John Mathews. Yes, hitherto is a word, as is fore. But when combined, the resulting preposition doesn't make sense.

John: Bret, come hithertofor!

Bret: God John, I hate when you try to make hithertofor sound like a real eloquent-sounding word even though it doesn't mean anything.

hithertofor by birdman2012 December 2, 2009

Hithertofor 

A) used to mean "come towards" or "follow me" usually with an angry connotation

B) has the ability to address a direct question in the sense that it implies a command unrefusable by nature

Come hithertofor right now or else!

Listen hithertofor you can not date an 8th grader when your a sophmore its just not right! Get that through your thick skull!

Hithertofor by JMANlyMAN December 2, 2009