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1. † acompass, adv. View full entry c1450

...In a circle....

2. † agree, adv. View full entry a1425

...Pleasantly, kindly. to take agree: to take kindly or in good part. Cf. in greegree1b....

3. agreeable, adj., adv., and n. View full entry c1405

...With to (also †unto). That is to someone's liking; pleasing to a person, or to his or her taste....

4. agreeably, adv. View full entry ?c1400

...In pleasing manner; enjoyably, pleasantly. (Now the most common sense.)...

5. agroof, adv. View full entry c1425

...In or into a prone position; face downwards. Also fig. Cf. on grufegroof1....

6. aline, adv. View full entry c1400

...In a line or row....

7. all right, adv., adj., int., and n. View full entry a1413

...Used as an intensifier at the end of a sentence or clause: certainly, indeed....

8. amorously, adv. View full entry c1386

...In an amorous manner; in the way of love; lovingly, fondly, affectionately....

9. † aˈnnoyously, adv. View full entry c1374

...In a troublesome or hurtful manner; to one's annoyance or hurt; vexatiously....

11. a-ˈroot, adv. View full entry c1374

...On root; hence, rooted, firm....

12. † aˈskance(s, adv.1 View full entry c1374

...As though, as if. (? On the pretence.)...

13. a-swoon, adv. View full entry c1386

...In a swoon or faint. to fall aswoon: to faint away....

14. † aˈttemprely, adv. View full entry c1386

...Temperately....

15. † bet, adv.2 View full entry c1386

...In go bet. (Prof. Skeat takes it as = go better, i.e. go quicker.)...

16. ˈbitingly, adv. View full entry c1374

...In a biting manner; bitterly, sorely; caustically, acridly; keenly, penetratingly....

17. † ˈboistously, adv. View full entry c1386

...With rough violence, roughly, rudely, coarsely, violently, boisterously....

18. bolt, adv. View full entry c1405

...The n. is used similatively (cf. snow-white, sand-blind) = ‘as a bolt,’ in bolt up (obs.), bolt upright (see ...

19. ˈcasually, adv. View full entry c1384

...By chance; accidentally....

20. causeless, adj. and adv. View full entry c1374

...Having no antecedent cause:...

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