rollickingly

English

Etymology

From rollicking +‎ -ly.

Adverb

rollickingly (comparative more rollickingly, superlative most rollickingly)

1. In a rollicking manner.
   • 1977 August 20, Jim Marko, “Building A Gay Culture--An Evening of Poetry and Theatre”, in Gay Community News, volume 5, number 7, page 16:

     In a style that owes much to the black-out routines of Ernie Kovacs, Fruit of the Moon kept itself in a frenzy of funny activity. From an actual reading of the Boy Scout handbook on the subject of sexuality […] to a spoof of Charles Atlas advertisements, the troupe was bright and rollickingly good.