In a spirit of malice or ill will; (in weakened sense) mischievously.

Angrily, sharply; cruelly, maliciously; violently.

Like a dog in behaviour. In negative sense: cruelly, maliciously, spitefully. Obsolete.

= despitously, adv.

Venomously; with venom.

As adv. = spitously, adv.

In a venomous manner; with venom or virulence; fiercely, malignantly, virulently. Chiefly figurative.

in a harmful or malicious manner.

Angrily, maliciously, cruelly; with malicious cruelty or ill-will; spitefully.

In a despiteous manner, with despite: (a) contemptuously; insultingly; (b) with bitter ill-will or enmity; spitefully, cruelly, pitilessly…

In an envious manner. Maliciously, spitefully, grudgingly.

Mischievously, maliciously. Obsolete.

In a peevish manner; with irritable discontent or petty bad temper. Formerly also: †perversely, capriciously, spitefully, foolishly (obsolete).

In a spiteful manner; with spite.

Spitefully, malignantly; irritably.

With malicious or evil intention.

With intent to deceive or mislead; maliciously, malevolently, falsely. Obsolete.

In the phrase to spite (one), in order to vent spite or spleen upon (another); with the object or intention of vexing or annoying.

= cankeredly, adv.

in or after the manner of a viper; venomously.

Despitefully.

Spitefully, ill-naturedly, savagely; with (or as with) animosity or intent to injure.

= waspishly adv. at waspish, adj.1 derivatives.

With dole, fraud, or malice.

in a cattish manner or spirit.

In a catty manner.

In a bitchy manner; esp. maliciously, spitefully.

Complainingly, resentfully. Also: in a bitchy manner; bitchily.