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luv

American  
[luhv] / lʌv /

noun

Eye Dialect.
  1. love.


LUV British  

abbreviation

  1. love

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Example Sentences

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“Here we are, luv!” beams a stout woman wearing a stained apron.

From Literature

“Can’t go missing meals, luv.”

From Literature

“Lizzie, open the door, luv. I have some refreshment for you.”

From Literature

“Just the war, luv. Haven’t had a letter from Simon. A mum worries about her ducklings, you know. All right, I’ll set the basket here on the floor. Do eat something before you set off to the Park today. With rations tightening, we must eat up while we can.”

From Literature

She asks me, “You did get that letter, didn’t you, luv?”

From Literature