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foreally 

A word inbetween for sure and really.
Can only be used by zachariah and mary ann.
I love you foreally.
foreally by M.ann September 24, 2006

Foreally 

imperitive way of asking a question about being true honest real
Rebekah was telling devin about that time at alis house and ali couldnt hold her alchohol and Devin said foreally
Foreally by Devin Davis December 9, 2003

FOREALLY 

commonly used in Rosemead High School and can be defined as a DOPE as motherfken WORD. Word was also used in the 2007 Spelling Bee where Travis Benjamin (white dude) got right. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Susan: Hey can u help me carry books?
Travis: FOREALLY?
FOREALLY by Travis Benjamin February 8, 2008
A phrase made by @kens_ipad on Instagram. It comes from a song made by Yeat in his 2021 album “4L”. It means for real but it’s just spelled weirdly. ##RR
1: I am gay.
2: Yo forëally??
1: Ye.
2: U tryna come over??
Forëally by Oliver Gilhooly February 3, 2022
Basically just means fr. For real.

Made by the goat, Yeat
Was first mentioned in his song Forëally/4LY.
"Yo bro I just copped a new tonka!"
"Oh shit bro, Forëally? What big body you get?"
"I jus got the GLE 63 Forëally twïzz"
Forëally by leoetuata February 4, 2022

foreally forreal 

Used when asking someone if what they said is completely true. Stems from when someone would say for real for real.
Square brown American schools aren't exactly like high school musical.
Foreally foreal they aren't.

Are you sure the baby is mine?
Foreally forreal it is.

It's terminal.
Foreally forreal?
foreally forreal by UDF1 March 19, 2024
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