a'verb

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A lazy way to say adverb when you're too tired to spell it right. Like your brain is on vacation.

Yo, I just did that a'verb, bro. No effort, no problems.

She said it like a'verb and I was like, 'You're lazy and I respect that.'

He texted, 'I'm coming a'verb, no time for fancy words.'

When you're too lazy to say adverb, and your mouth just slaps it out like a fish out of water.

'I ate that a'verb,' he said, and I was like, 'You're a mess, but I like it.'

She walked in and said, 'I'm here a'verb,' and I laughed so hard I cried.

He just said, 'I did it a'verb,' and I knew he was done with life.

The shortcut your brain uses when it's too tired to say adverb. Like your brain is telling you to take a nap.

'I ran a'verb,' he said, and I was like, 'Bro, you're a legend.'

She posted, 'I'm tired a'verb,' and I knew she was done with the day.

He texted, 'I'm leaving a'verb,' and I knew he was running away from life.

A slangy way to say adverb, like your mouth is doing the work your brain should be doing.

'I did that a'verb,' he said, and I was like, 'Bro, you're a beast.'

She said, 'I'm here a'verb,' and I knew she was ready to fight.

He walked in and said, 'I'm coming a'verb,' and I knew he was serious.

When you're too lazy to say adverb, and your brain just slaps it out like a bad decision.

'I ate that a'verb,' she said, and I was like, 'Bro, you're a legend.'

He texted, 'I'm leaving a'verb,' and I knew he was done with life.

She posted, 'I'm here a'verb,' and I knew she was ready for a fight.