fourice

English

Etymology

To follow on from twice and thrice.

Adverb

fourice (not comparable)

(rare, nonstandard, informal, humorous) Four times.
- 2012, Mark Evans, Bleak Expectations:
  She poked him hard in the ribs with the sword – once, twice, thrice, even fourice.

Synonyms

fourfold; see also frice, Thesaurus:four times

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