whatso
1
9.9
Anything at all used to refer to no particular item
- determiner
- Archaic
:
cualquiera
- She gave him whatso help she could provide in his time of need.
Examples
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You can choose whatso you like from the menu.
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I will help you with whatso you need.
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He refused to accept whatso excuse was offered.
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You may choose whatso path you wish to follow.
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He refused to accept whatso excuse was offered.
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You may choose whatso path you wish to follow.
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I will help you with whatso you need.
Synonyms
whatever
vswhatso
∞
1.0
Anything of a certain kind, no matter which one
is used more generally and indefinitely rather than about a specific kind
anything
vswhatso
279
1.0
Appears in questions and negative sentences to mean not at all or in any way
is used as a general indefinite reference not limited to questions or negatives
79
7.7
Other similar things not mentioned
is a broad indefinite reference not only for listing extra similar items
5
9.9
A short informal word people say to show they do not care
is a general indefinite reference without informal tone
How General
Surface Forms
whatso singular
Morphology
Etymology
Whatso comes from the simple parts what + so, like the word whatsoever. It means 'whatever' or 'anything at all', so you can remember it as a short way to point to any choice or thing without limit.