| ADVERSELY | • adversely adv. In an adverse manner. • ADVERSE adv. acting against. |
| AVERTEDLY | • avertedly adv. In an averted manner; turned away. • AVERTED adv. AVERT, to ward off. |
| BLARNEYED | • blarneyed v. Simple past tense and past participle of blarney. • BLARNEY v. to cajole, flatter. |
| BLEAREYED | • bleareyed adj. Having dim or rheumy eyes. • BLEAREYED adj. bleary eyed. |
| CLEAREYED | • cleareyed adj. Alternative form of clear-eyed. • clear-eyed adj. Having clear, sharp sight. • clear-eyed adj. (Figurative) Mentally acute and perspicacious. |
| ENRAGEDLY | • enragedly adv. In an enraged manner. • ENRAGED adv. ENRAGE, to make very angry. |
| FEDERALLY | • federally adv. In a federal manner. • FEDERAL adv. relating to or consisting of a treaty or covenant. |
| LEARNEDLY | • learnedly adv. In an educated and knowledgeable manner. • learnèdly adv. Alternative spelling of learnedly. • LEARNED adv. LEARN, to be informed. |
| LEEWARDLY | • leewardly adv. In a leeward direction. • LEEWARD adv. towards the lee side. |
| LEGENDARY | • legendary adj. Of or pertaining to a legend or to legends. • legendary adj. Appearing (solely) in legends. • legendary adj. Having the splendor of a legend; fabled. |
| PALFREYED | • palfreyed adj. (Archaic) Mounted on a palfrey. • PALFREYED adj. riding on a palfrey, a saddle horse. |
| PARSLEYED | • parsleyed adj. (Cooking) Prepared with parsley. • PARSLEYED adj. adorned with parsley, also PARSLIED. |
| RELATEDLY | • relatedly adv. In a related manner. • relatedly adv. Used to indicate that the accompanying statement is related (connected) to a preceding statement or occurrence. • relatedly adv. (Rare) Used to indicate that the accompanying statement may not be true, but has been said to be true. |
| RELAXEDLY | • relaxedly adv. In a relaxed manner. • RELAXED adv. RELAX, to make less tense or rigid. |
| STEELYARD | • steelyard n. A transportable balance with unequal arm lengths. • steelyard n. A place where steel (and possibly other metals as well) is stored and sold. • STEELYARD n. a weighing-machine consisting of a lever with a short arm for the thing weighed and a long graduated arm on which a single weight moves. |