perzactly

adv

adv

Etymology Blend of precisely + exactly.

Colloquial precisely, exactly; used as an affirmation

and Joseph continued: "That's it perzactly, All these words mean perzactly that, but there is hope, sister; there is hope.1898, Lynn Roby Meekins, Some of our people, page 190:
"Not perzactly," Remy allowed. "Hezzy'd be gathering eggs one minute or sweeping the front porch and the next she'd be flat out on the ground.2009, Jan Watson, Sweetwater Run, page 171:

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