In a ‘feat’ manner.

neatly, sprucely; elegantly, daintily.

So as to be neat, elegant, or smart in appearance or effect; neatly; finely, smartly.

= trimly, adv. 2.

Neatly, smartly.

= neatly, adv. Now colloquial.

So as to present a neat appearance or produce an elegant or tidy effect; in a nicely finished way.

In a smug, complacent (†smart or trim) manner.

Neatly, tidily, trimly; prettily, handsomely. Still dialect.

With neatness (of habits, dress, behaviour, etc.); in a careful or well-ordered manner; tidily.

Neatly, smartly, trigly, finely.

Neatly, smartly, elegantly, ‘trigly’.

In a spruce manner; smartly, trimly, neatly, attractively.

In a spruce manner; = sprucely, adv. Obsolete (regional or nonstandard in later use).

in a compt manner.

Smartly, sprucely; keenly.

English regional (northern) and Scottish †Neatly (obsolete); smoothly, calmly, gently, quietly.

Neatly, tidily, trimly.

In a tidy manner; †betimes, seasonably, duly (obsolete); suitably, in an orderly manner, skilfully, neatly, etc.: see tidy, adj. n.adv.

= nattily, adv. rare.

In a spick and span manner.

Neatly, tidily, smartly.

Fitly, properly, suitably, aptly; neatly, elegantly.

Deftly, dexterously. Now rare.

In a dapper manner; neatly, trimly, sprucely.

Smartly, nattily; crisply, deftly.