tarrily
tarrily adverb: in a tarry manner.
Adverb
tarrily (comparative more tarrily, superlative most tarrily)
- In a tarry manner.
- […] flushed cheeks and tarry hands? Let us hope that Charlotte's chintzes did not suffer too tarrily.1930, Arthur Alexander Thomson, Let's See the Lowlands, page 78
Forms of tarrily
| comparative | more tarrily |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tarrily |
Origin of tarrily
From tarry + -ly.
Questions about tarrily
- What does tarrily mean?
- Tarrily means in a tarry manner.
- What part of speech is tarrily?
- Tarrily is an adverb.
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