arvy

noun

1. (UK, informal)Afternoon.

   “‘Glad you like it,’ Johnny said. Then we′ll go tomorrer. Awright wi′ you? So this arvy we've gorra get our stuff together.’”

   “‘Howzit going?’ Tracey repeated. Before I could answer she rushed on, ‘I′ve got a nine-thirty. I won't be back before lunch, but maybe first thing this arvy. By the way,’ she flung over her shoulder, ‘It′s got to be read, hey! Make sure you get Belinda to type it, Tambu.’”

   “‘Leave it. No point rinsing off when there's more cars coming this arvy.’”

   ““Well, you haven't explained to me why you were wasted already by 5 o'clock in the arvy,” I retorted.”