everwho
English
Etymology
From ever + who. Formed similarly to the older words each, every. Compare everwhere.
Pronoun
everwho
- (Appalachia) Whoever.
- Everwho did this is in mighty big trouble!
- 2014, Robert Morgan, The Road from Gap Creek, page 191:
- And I stayed close to Velmer and Troy or everwho was walking with me. I always thought cars was exciting.
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