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awsome

American  

adjective

  1. a frequent misspelling of awesome.


Etymology

Origin of awsome

First recorded in 1590–1600

Example Sentences

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This will be dinner tonight- the sauce/dressing is awsome, and not so spicy that my husband won't eat it.

From New York Times

This will be dinner tonight- the sauce/dressing is awsome, and not so spicy that my husband won't eat it.

From New York Times

One bore the slogan "I was born awsome", while the other read: "Daddys little man" - missing an apostrophe.

From BBC

FIX-A-TAT: You got “I’m Awsome” printed on your forearm?

From Washington Post

Sanctions After Test @ghoshworld1min Russia won't tell Assad to go, sees flexibility among his foes - http://t.co/JcsbxBm98r via http://t.co/IheozrozJu they're awsome @EPovoledo New show Orchestra Piazza Vittorio at Teatro Olimpico.

From Time