whoopingly

English

Etymology

whooping +‎ -ly

Adverb

whoopingly (comparative more whoopingly, superlative most whoopingly)

1. (manner) With a whooping noise.
   • 1976, Thomas Bailey Marquis, Keep the last bullet for yourself: the true story of Custer's last stand, page 25:

     He had a whoopingly joyful time for several miles, with his swift thoroughbred racing just behind or at the side of the big Plains animal.

2. (degree) To a very great extent; extremely.
   • 1966, Leonard William Doob, Public opinion and propaganda, page 390:

     Statesmen sometimes need some whoopingly big lies to justify to themselves and their followers actions which they contemplate.