Synonyms and antonyms of Informal ways of writing words in British Thesaurus

a/one helluva (spoken)

spoken used for emphasizing what you are saying

deejay (noun)

an informal way of writing ‘DJ’ that shows how it sounds

dunno (short form)

a way of writing ‘don’t know’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

gimme (short form)

informal a way of writing ‘give me’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

gonna (short form)

a way of writing ‘going to’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

gotta (short form)

a way of writing ‘got to’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

lemme (spoken)

spoken a way of writing ‘let me’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

lotta (short form)

very informal a way of writing ‘lot of’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

nite ()

a spelling of ‘night’ that is often used in advertisements and on signs

outta (short form)

a way of writing ‘out of’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation

tho’ (short form)

an informal way of writing ‘though’

thro’ (short form)

an informal way of writing ‘through’

thru (adverb)

an informal way of writing ‘through’. This is sometimes used in newspapers and very informal American writing, but it is not generally accepted in British English.

wuz (informal)

informal a humorous way of spelling ‘was’