efinately
efinately by pinkcrusader February 22, 2010
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Effinitely
Effinitely by hsktr October 13, 2012
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definately
definately by monsieurjohn June 24, 2003
definately
The word many people use to spell 'definitely' until they suddenly realise they've been spelling it the wrong way.
definately by insertexpletive December 17, 2004
definately
The modern mis-spelling of definitely seen in almost every modern example where a spell checker was not deployed, most commonly in internet chat, probably from its mis-pronunciation by modern youth and/or being confused with unfortunately.
definately by ..WiL May 16, 2005
definately
definately by knoxie December 23, 2008
definately
The most common spelling of the word "definitely" in internet forums, comment pages, and chat rooms. If you pay attention, you will find that "definitely" is actually the second or third most common spelling. Alternatives include "definatly", "definetly", or best of all "defiantly".
Microsoft's Zune is Definately no iPod - and the person who made that digg post is definitely no English major.
definately by Cliff November 22, 2006
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