2002, Stephen Orr, Attempts to Draw Jesus,[1] Allen & Unwin, →ISBN, page 175,
And then he smiled. ‘Are we in lurv?’ ¶ Her smile crease her cheeks and she blushed. ‘I’m in lurv. Bad like. I want yer lovin’.’
2004, Marion Arnott, "Dollface", in The World's Finest Mystery And Crime Stories: Fifth Annual Collection, page 242
"Bloody women. They can never let you be. You're all that's wonderful until she moves in, then you can never be fine as you are again. It's called Lurv.
2004, Andrew Whaley, brenda remembered: viva Mabrrr!, page 67
Her long-time friend Rashid Lombard reckoned that the lurv thing was on a strictly needs basis. She was spontaneous
I lurv his accent and he doesn't seem to notice my nose, or he's too polite to comment.
2007, Allan Plaskett, H-Trauma: The General Theory of Evil, page 121
Think of Ronald Reagan with Nancy:199 'Why, I just lurv her.' Try saying something like he says it. Try feeling something like he feels it. Feels right yet?
