absitively posolutely
English
Alternative forms
- absotively posolutely (most common on Google)
- absotively posilutely
- absitively posilutely
Etymology
Spooneristic blend of absolutely and positively.
Adverb
absitively posolutely (not comparable)
- (humorous) Absolutely and positively; certainly; yes.
- 1922, F[rancis] Scott Fitzgerald, The Beautiful and Damned, New York, N.Y.: Charles Scribner’s Sons, →OCLC, (please specify |book=1, 2, or 3):
- "She was absitively, posolutely nutty!"
- 1988, Disney - Oliver and Company - [1]
- "And once you got the beat, you can do anything. "I can?" "Absitively posolutely."
- 1991, Jon Vitti, When Flanders Failed, season 3, episode 3, spoken by Ned Flanders (Harry Shearer):
- "Well, thanks." "Could you validate my parking?" "Absitively posolutely."
- 2004, Disney - Springtime with Roo - [2]
- "Ha ha! It's brilliant, inspired...absitively, posolutely electrified!"