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indeedily 

a hearty agreeing word,
"You want to go see the new Lord of the Rings Movie?" said James.
"Indeedily!" raptured Ed.
indeedily by Dustin January 25, 2004

Indeedith 

A more sophisticated spelling or use of the word indeed, most commonly used as a one word answer
friend : hey u free to meet up today

you : indeedith
friend : nice ..cya later
Indeedith by Darknight_boyee June 14, 2020

Indeedillydoo 

A better way to say Indeed
I would indeedillydoo like to eat pizza tonight.
Indeedillydoo by hotbucketoffarts January 17, 2021

Indeedith 

The improved spelling of the legendary word INDEED
Indeedith, I did smite you down.
Indeedith by Eggymct November 23, 2018

Indeedity 

A childish version of the word Indeed
John: Dude, do you got the new Assassins Creed?

Daniel: Indeedity!
Indeedity by Danteeee!!!!!! January 2, 2011

indeedilydums 

Adverb
In•dēd•ily•dums
Indeedilydums is used in the place of indeed, but for when you're feeling a lil cooky. generally it is used in conversation, rather than in writing. It can be used as an answer to a question. It can also be used in the place of yes, or absolutely. Or as a response to something (comment, statement, or declaration) indeedilydums is generally used as a one word reply.
•a reply to a question

"Hey did you bring the bread?". "Indeedilydums"
indeedilydums by DownWithJOJA January 23, 2024
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