def

adj

Etymology: Clipping of definitive or definitely; alternatively an eye spelling of death referring to an absolute.

1. Excellent; very good.

   “You real def. I’m gonna put you on stage.”

   “See I do this thing, so come pursue this king / One minor rhyme is all you just bring / Cause I’m the best I’m def, ask the rest they left”

adv

1. Clipping of definitely.

   “i can def sneak out tn. where should i meet u?”

   “And focus on cleaning the park. But we should def get waffle fries after.”

noun

1. Abbreviation of definition.

   “In that case Wills, J., adopted a dictionary def of “Cowkeeper” as, “one whose business it is to keep cows,” and added, “the business of a Cowkeeper is a special business of its own.””

   “The Black Books also reflect [Philip Babcock] Gove’s notoriously brusque manner, no doubt gained from an early career in the Navy. Memos begin, “Editorializing has no place in definitions,” or “Godlove’s psychophysical defs of color names and their references had better be regarded as sacrosanct.” Sir, yes, sir!”

2. Abbreviation of deficit.