"heaveno" meaning in English

See heaveno in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Interjection

Etymology: From hello, substituting heaven for the letters "hell". Coined by Leonso Canales Jr., who lobbied to have it designated the "official greeting" of Kleberg County, Texas, USA in January 1997. Etymology templates: {{m|en|hello}} hello, {{m|en|heaven}} heaven Head templates: {{en-interj}} heaveno
  1. (rare, chiefly humorous) Hello! Tags: humorous, rare Categories (topical): Greetings

Download JSON data for heaveno meaning in English (1.2kB)

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