scrubbilyadv.
/ˈskrʌbɪli/ rare.
In a mean or paltry manner; shabbily.
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the mind > attention and judgement > contempt > condition of being held in contempt > [adverb]
hokerly?c1225
caitiflyc1425
contemptiblya1438
villainously1484
scabbedly1548
sneakishly1560
miserably1585
contemnedly1594
pitifully1601
dirtilya1631
worthlessly1637
mangilya1640
projectedly1660
despicablya1691
shabbily1755
unsolidly1755
worm-like1814
scrubbily1891
motherfucking1966
1891 G. Gissing New Grub St. I. vi. 142 ‘By-the-by, how has The Study been in the habit of treating you?’ ‘Scrubbily.’ ‘I'll make an opportunity of talking about your books to Fadge.’
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adv.1891- well-sifted
- well-sighted
- well-sinker
- well-sinking
- well-sited
- well-sitting
- well-situated
- well-sized
- well-skilled
- well-smelling
- well-soled
- well-sorted
- well-sounding
- well-spaced
- well-speaking
- well-speeding
- well-spent
- well-spherometer
- well-spiced
- well-spoken
- well-spoken-of
- well-spoken-of-ness
- well-spread
- well-sprung
- well-squared