listingly

English

Etymology

From listing +‎ -ly.

Adverb

listingly (comparative more listingly, superlative most listingly)

1. With a list or tilt.
   • 1961, Alfred William Gressinger, Charles D. Poston: Sunland Seer, page 8:

     […] she rolled listingly in a heavy sea. Poston and his men wondered whether they would ever see land again.

   • 1984, Eleanor Hodgson, Norah Parker, Wild Splendid Love, page 256:

     He bowed and wished Audra a pleasant good night, heading jauntily, if a little listingly, toward the door, completely unaffected by her refusal of him.