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An adverb that is widely overused by morons who are trying to sound intelligent.
I'm a complete moron, however my mother still loves me

how nevertheless
However by Matt206 March 2, 2011
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An adverb that is widely overused by morons who are trying to sound intelligent.
Kamila: How are you getting to work tomorrow?
Michael: I’m planning on riding a unicycle
Kamila: However you cook your chicken then.
However by definitely.not.michael November 23, 2021
To the layman, it's an alternative to but. However, the connotations of but are wholly negative, whereas however provides an Icarus from the ashes.

Use it sparingly, use it well.
She: 'I must profess I have a big butt. However, it's as shapely as the legend of bootylicious, therefore you must worship.'
You: indeed.
However by little-miss can't do wrong September 10, 2011
However: you are about to say something different from the statement in a sentence
I would want to make a research; however, i will do the research after thorough study
However by Jesmion Chikwudi Ibekwe August 10, 2017
the word ms.jones always says for no particular reason
me: hey ms.jones can i use this strategy?
ms.jones: well, you can
me: ok-
ms.jones: howEVER, it's easier to do it this way
howEVER by coolsuperstalin February 3, 2020
An adverb of slight formality which introduces or concludes a statement which contrasts with the prior statement.
However, you may not enter the facility.
However by TheocraticFascist February 7, 2023

However you cook your chicken 

An analogy used to respond to someone who has an odd method of doing something, one that is different to the normal way and different to your way of doing it.
John: How are you getting to work tomorrow?
Bill: I’m planning on riding a unicycle
John: However you cook your chicken then.
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