for sure adv.
(US) definitely, certainly, absolutely.
Pit (1994) 303: The broker glanced up incredulously. ‘Now you are for sure crazy.’. | ||
Confessions of a Detective 130: Ay! I’ve a story for sure. | ||
Eve. News (Harrisburg PA) 8 Mar. n.p.: Dicky Meets a Real-For-Sure Scarecrow. | ||
Nigger Heaven 145: Makes me feel I’m your daddy! / Honey, you is, fo’ sho’. | ||
Capricornia (1939) 106: You said he’d come for sure. Isn’t he going to take me? | ||
Long Trail from Texas 50: That’s the right time o’ year to have hell a-poppin’. An’ what those them mossy horns ’ll do in a real-fer-sure storm’ll be a caution. | ||
Always Leave ’Em Dying 94: It would help if you could check with those two guards and find out for sure who sapped me. | ||
Pimp 39: He was a fox for sure. | ||
In La-La Land We Trust (1999) 5: She was self-made, she often said, For sure, no man had ever made her. | ||
Homeboy 4: Rings fur shur knew she had a career. | ||
Robbers (2001) 131: Thinking the gal had the lingo down, that was for sure. | ||
Pulp Ink [ebook] That is for sure a pile of dirt. | ‘Corpse by Any Other Name’ in||
Baltimore Sun (MD) 28 Oct. A17/1: Time is Money [...] ‘For sure I will use it [i.e. a superfast train],’ Hiroishi said. |