foreva

English

Adverb

foreva (not comparable)

1. Pronunciation spelling of forever.
   • 1980, Laura Davidson Tanna, The Art of Jamaican Oral Narrative Performance, page 61:

     It was made an finish in de name of God, foreva and eva, Amen.

   • 1980, Dale Worsley, The Focus Changes of August Previco, The Vanguard Press, Inc.:

     Iss water, water all the way foreva.

   • 1985, V. C. Andrews, Heaven, page 85:

     I’d stay foreva if only he’d love me.

   • 1995, Christopher P. Wilson, The Wurd, Flamingo, page 31:

     An sumthing feels foreva lost.

   • 2000, Edward Sakamoto, “Introduction”, in Aloha Las Vegas and Other Plays, Honolulu, Haw.: University of Hawaiʻi Press, →ISBN, page 20:

     Butch can bring my ashes back, so we going be here foreva and eva.

   • 2013, Lucy Hepburn, 2 Busy 4 Love, Diversion Books, →ISBN:

     Gonna love you foreva, neva gonna stop.

Related terms

• eva
• neva