slangily

He nodded cordially, and turned to call slangily to Blake: "S 'long, bo.

Out of the Primitive Robert Ames Bennet 1912

His fellow workers favored him with scowls and black looks, and made remarks, slangily witty and which he did not understand, about sucking up to the boss and pace-making and holding her down when the rains set in.

SOUTH OF THE SLOT 2010

His fellow workers favoured him with scowls and black looks, and made remarks, slangily witty and which he did not understand, about sucking up to the boss and pace-making and holding her down, when the rains set in.

SOUTH OF THE SLOT 2010

Or, to put in more slangily, what kind of "green" do people care most about?

Archive 2008-10-01 2008

Or, to put in more slangily, what kind of "green" do people care most about?

Going Green in the Bookstore 2008

Even those who had been her “chums” had wandered like shades through the groves of her affection: rough, teasing Bertha; pretty, lazy Inez; perky Tilly, slangily frank Maria and Kate, Mary and her moral influence, clever, instructive Cupid: to none of them had she been drawn by any deeper sense of affinity.

The Getting of Wisdom 2003

“Maybe you fellows in the church are on the ball at that,” he slangily remarked.

The Power of Positive Thinking Norman Vincent Peale 1980

"My dear," Susan Hetth was saying, jangling with the best, and pitching her voice so that it literally, though slangily, beat the band, "I really think, considering your position and recent bereavement, that you _should_ wear ----"

Leonie of the Jungle Joan Conquest

This was from Carol, Lark being less slangily inclined.

Prudence Says So Ethel Hueston

"You got rid of something that time!" commented his brother, meaningly, if slangily.

The Boy Ranchers on the Trail Willard F. Baker