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My man hithertoed that girl all day until she couldnt handle it any longer. She was sore as hell.
Because of her disrespect, her boss hithertoed her, and she no longer works for the company. She was sad as hell.
Because of her disrespect, her boss hithertoed her, and she no longer works for the company. She was sad as hell.
hitherto by vocabmaster13 April 26, 2011
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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.
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
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!
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
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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