peachily

English

Etymology

From peachy +‎ -ly.

Adverb

peachily (comparative more peachily, superlative most peachily)

1. In a peachy way; like a peach.
   • 1991, Lindsley Cameron, The Prospect of Detachment:

     Gloomily, I noted the splendor of Melody's thighs, peachily tan.

2. In a peachy way; excellently, marvellously.
   • 2000, Chris Darke, Light readings: film criticism and screen arts:

     Otomo's manga-influenced hyperbole of the viscerally brutal and the peachily sentimental creates a contemporary animated vision of the apocalyptic city...