everwhich

== English == === Etymology === From ever +‎ which. Formed similarly to the older words each, every and German irgendwelche. === Adverb === everwhich (not comparable) (Appalachia, Southern US) Whichever. === References === Leonidas Warren Payne, A Word-list from East Alabama (1909), page 309: everwhich, pron. Whichever. "Take everwhich (one) you want." Mchael B. Montgomery, Appalachian English, in The Americas and the Caribbean (edited by Edgar W. Schneider): AppE has aset of interrogative forms that invert ever and the wh- element [...] Everwhich one come night always come down to the house and stayed full half the night. === Anagrams === whichever