atweel [uh-tweel, at-weel]
adverb Scot.
1. surely.
Origin: 1760–70; aphetic variant of phrase (I) wat weel (I) know well. See wot, well
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Word of the Day 10/01/18 Atweel
atweel [uh-tweel, at-weel]
adverb Scot.
1. surely.
Origin: 1760–70; aphetic variant of phrase (I) wat weel (I) know well. See wot, well
Now YOU come up with a sentence (or fic? or graphic?) that best illustrates the word.
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