routously
/ˈraʊtəsli/Law. Now rare
adverb
In a disorderly or tumultuous manner; (later also) in such a manner as to form a rout.
- Usually in collocation with riotously; in later use chiefly as part of a formulaic legal expression relating to the formation of illegal assemblies..
Origin
Early 17th century. From routous + -ly.
- money manager
- money market
- money market fund
- money mart
- money matters
- money merchant
- money-monger
- money-mongering
- money musk
- moneyness
- moneyocracy
- money of account
- money-off
- money order
- money-orientated
- money-oriented
- money pit
- money player
- money politics
- money pot
- money power
- money purchase
- money purse
- money rent
- money sense