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whatevers en · NOUN · etymology 1

Pronunciation

Etymology

From whatever + -s (plural suffix).

Meanings

  1. (form-of, plural) plural of whatever
    form of whatever
    • What he can be, however, is drunk and high and ass-grabby with Russian singers/models/whatevers. 2009 April 19, Malene Arpe, “Off the rack: Entertainment”, in Toronto Star:
    • In 1999, when lists featuring the best and worst whatevers of the last hundred or thousand years were appearing all over, A. S. Byatt wrote on the Times Web site that she loved lists. 2008 June 8, Virginia Heffernan, “Rank and File”, in New York Times:
    • Maybe it's neither fiber, optics nor wires that are incubating the revolution in communications. Maybe it's the cellular whatevers that go into those phones you see people ostensibly talking into while driving automobiles. 1993 August 28, Russell Baker, “Observer; Man Here Can't Jubilate”, in New York Times:

whatevers en · INTJ · etymology 2

Pronunciation

Etymology

From whatever + -s (hypocoristic suffix).

Meanings

  1. (slang) Synonym of whatever.

Relateds

whatevs · w/e · whatev

Synonyms

whatever