Derviously 

der-obviously

I'm so derviously cool - very cool person

Derviously by what -lin manuel miranda style February 9, 2024

dobviously 

Really, really obvious. From a combination of duh and obviously.

Carries a little of the "duh" (only an idiot wouldn't have known that) insult punch without making you sound rude or so stupid.

"We'll need the keys to get into the house."
"Dobviously."

dobviously by PorterLM March 24, 2013

Duhviously

When the word "Duh" and "Obviously" are mixed together. It is used when someone asks a question that is really stupid and the answer is fairly obvious.

Ben: Is the football game Friday?

Sawyer: It's always on Friday.

Ben: Who is playing?

Sawyer: SVHS Rangers and CLHS Mustangs, duhviously.

Duhviously by Fetish King October 31, 2010

Duhviously

A combination of the words: Duh and Obviously. Normaly said to dipshits who say the most obvious things.

Lauren: "Hey, I'm gonna see Shawn Carter
live next week in New York!!"

Sarah: "OMG, you mean Jay-Z the rapper from Brooklyn!!"

Lauren: "Well Duhviously, dipshit!!"

Lauren: "Hey, I'm gonna see Shawn Carter
live next week in New York!!"

Sarah: "OMG, you mean Jay-Z the rapper from Brooklyn!!"

Lauren: "Well Duhviously, dipshit!!"

Duhviously by Linkinprkfan95 October 18, 2008

Dobviously 

By combining the two words, duh and obviously, you are left with obviously. This word refers to something so obvious it would be stupid or foolish to think otherwise.

1. "Is the sky blue?" asked Pat. "Dobviously!" replied Margo.
2. "It's cold out today, dobviously," Shane remarked through chattering teeth.

Dobviously by rascalcat3001 October 16, 2017

Perviously 

Perving at an earlier point in time. Combination: English language "perving" and "previously".

May also be a typo which someone is now trying to get round by adding it to a dictionary.

She perviously looked at the photo and realised that yes, core classes were definitely worth doing.

Perviously by Melvin eats cake June 16, 2024

perviously 

Perving over something in the past. English conj: "perving" and "previously".

Perviously looking at the photo, she realised that core classes weren't such a bad idea after all.

perviously by Melvin eats cake June 16, 2024