everlasting adv.
very, extremely, completely.
Clockmaker I 191: I had no business to run an old roadster so everlastin fast. | ||
Eight Months in Illinois 66: The old doctor was so everlastin’ busy. | ||
Cruise of the Portsmouth (1963) 94: These ’ere natives are too ever-lasting lazy to catch ’em. | ||
Season Ticket 250: I can’t talk book learnin’ [...] nor eberlastin’ long words. | ||
Boy’s Own Paper 24 Nov. 116: Hurd was standing outside his door smoking his everlasting short pipe. | ||
Arthur’s 301: You everlastin’ ole box of tricks, you. |