(a) greedily; (b) quickly, promptly.

Quickly, sharply, eagerly, promptly; soon.

In a snell manner; quickly, smartly, severely, etc.

Quickly.

With great speed or velocity; at a great rate; = quickly, adv. 2c.

Quickly, swiftly, rapidly, fast, briskly, at a great rate.

Quickly, hastily, immediately.

Quickly, without delay, forthwith, instantly, immediately, directly, at once. Also as int. = Quick! hence! away! Now archaic or dialect.

Quickly.

With easy movement, nimbly, effortlessly, gracefully. †In early use: quickly, swiftly; immediately, at once (obsolete).

Quickly, speedily; soon. Cf. titely, adv.

At a fast speed; quickly, rapidly. Formerly also: †readily (obsolete). Cf. fast, adv. 7a 8.

At a rapid rate, very quickly, swiftly, rapidly. Now archaic or dialect.

With great speed; quickly, rapidly, swiftly. Describing the rate of progress of a movement, action, or process, or indicating that an action or…

Rapidly, at a fast rate; (also) without delay, at once; = quickly, adv. 2. See also get-rich-quick, adj., kiss-me-quick, n., PDQ n. at P, n.…

Quickly, soon; (also) straightaway, immediately; without delay or intermission.

Rapidly; with haste or speed. Describing the rate of progress of a movement, action, or process, without consideration of the time at which it begins…

Quickly, readily, soon. Cf. rathe, adv. Now Scottish (north-eastern).

Quickly, promptly, swiftly.

Quickly; soon; (also) immediately; straightaway. Cf. tite, adv.

= swith, adv. 3 4.

Speedily, quickly; (also) shortly; suddenly; = hastily, adv. 1.

quickly, hastily.

Boldly, bravely; quickly.

= speedily, adv.

(a) Speedily, quickly. (b) Effectively.

Sharply, quickly, in haste. Obsolete.

In a speedy manner; with speed or celerity; quickly.

= swiftly, adv. 1.

quickly.

literal. At a pace, i.e. at a considerable or good pace; hence, With speed; swiftly, quickly, fast. of speed or progress in any action.

= rashly, adv. (in various senses). Now rare.

In a rapid or hasty manner; swiftly, quickly; cursorily, superficially.

quasi-adv. Speedily, quickly.

Rapidly, impetuously.

Quickly, rapidly, hurriedly. Now rare (chiefly English regional in later use).

In a stiff manner; so as to be stiff; (in various senses of the adjective).

Rapidly, briskly, promptly. Now archaic and rare (in later use chiefly Nautical).

With verbs of motion (originally and chiefly to ride): with post-horses, by means of the post, express; (hence) with speed or haste. Also figurative…

quasi-adv. Quickly, swiftly. poetic.

Swiftly, quickly; also in combinations, as fleetly-mounted.

quasi-adv. Speedily.

Quickly. Obsolete.

Somewhat or moderately quickly or rapidly; with some speed; with little delay or hesitation.

In a rapid manner, with rapidity; swiftly, quickly.

Rapidly, with rapidity.

Specially, on purpose, for a particular end; hence (to go, send, etc.) with speed. In modern use also, by express messenger or train.

In a quick or rapid manner; quickly.

at a spanking pace; in a rapid and smart manner.

Spankingly.

Swiftly, in haste; = on the quick-foot at sense C. Obsolete.

on the quick-foot: swiftly, in haste; = sense B.

in a zippy manner; quickly, with great energy or liveliness.