foamingly

English

Etymology

From foaming +‎ -ly.

Adverb

foamingly (comparative more foamingly, superlative most foamingly)

1. With foam.
   • 1844, Charles Sealsfield, Life in the New world, or, Sketches of American society:

     As we sat there, twenty feet above the rolling waves, which raged foamingly at our side, and looked down into a stream, three hundred feet in depth...