| BURLEYCUES | • BURLEYCUE n. a ludicrous imitation, also BURLESK, BURLESQUE. |
| CUMBROUSLY | • cumbrously adv. In a cumbrous manner. • CUMBROUS adv. hindering, obstructing. |
| HUMOROUSLY | • humorously adv. In a humorous manner; jocularly. • HUMOROUS adv. funny; witty. |
| LUSTROUSLY | • lustrously adv. In a lustrous manner, glossily. • LUSTROUS adv. reflecting light evenly and efficiently. |
| MUSCULARLY | • muscularly adv. In a muscular manner. • MUSCULAR adv. pertaining to muscle. |
| NUMEROUSLY | • numerously adv. In a numerous manner; in great numbers. • NUMEROUS adv. many. |
| PURSUANTLY | • pursuantly adv. In a way that is pursuant; agreeably; conformably. • PURSUANT adv. acting in consequence or in prosecution (of anything). |
| PURSUINGLY | • pursuingly adv. With pursuit; so as to pursue or chase. • PURSUING adv. following. |
| SCULDUDDRY | • SCULDUDDRY n. (Scots) a breach of chastity; bawdy talk, also SCULDUDDERY, SKULDUDDERY. |
| SPURIOUSLY | • spuriously adv. In a spurious manner. • SPURIOUS adv. not genuine. |
| SUBSULTORY | • subsultory adj. Bounding; leaping; moving by sudden leaps or starts. • SUBSULTORY adj. moving by sudden leaps or starts; twitching, also SUBSULTIVE. |
| SULPHURYLS | • sulphuryls n. Plural of sulphuryl. • SULPHURYL n. a particular chemical divalent group, also SULFONYL, SULFURYL, SULPHONYL. |
| TORTUOUSLY | • tortuously adv. In a tortuous manner. • TORTUOUS adv. marked by turns or bends. |
| TRUSTFULLY | • trustfully adv. In a trustful manner. • TRUSTFUL adv. trusting. |
| ULCEROUSLY | • ulcerously adv. In an ulcerous manner. • ULCEROUS adv. being affected with an ulcer. |
| USURIOUSLY | • usuriously adv. In a usurious way. • USURIOUS adv. practising usury, also USUROUS. |
| USURPINGLY | • usurpingly adv. So as to usurp. • USURPING adv. taking possession unjustly. |
| UXORIOUSLY | • uxoriously adv. In an uxorious manner. • UXORIOUS adv. excessively submissive or devoted to one's wife. |
| VIRTUOUSLY | • virtuously adv. In a virtuous manner. • VIRTUOUS adv. characterized by virtue, also VERTUOUS. |