froggily

English

Etymology

From froggy +‎ -ly.

Adverb

froggily (comparative more froggily, superlative most froggily)

1. In a froggy way.
   • 1921, The Atlantic Monthly:

     Just before she ceased, her arms stretched out right froggily, her weird eyes rolled about, and she gulped a mighty gulp of the strange thin medium...

   • 1960 March 18, Walt Kelly, Pogo, comic strip, →ISBN, page 129:

     [Frog, opposing an idea:] Froggily speakin', I wouldn't leap at it...

   • 1976, Virginia Greer, The glory woods: a hymn of healing:

     Some days I raise my eyes and smile froggily back.