quackingly

English

Etymology

From quacking +‎ -ly.

Adverb

quackingly (comparative more quackingly, superlative most quackingly)

1. In a quacking manner; with quacking sounds.
   • 1912, The English Illustrated Magazine:

     ...expressing their satisfaction in deep, megaphone voices, until they are quite sure we have heard, when they go quackingly away to the nearest pond.

   • 1950, George C Appell, The Tin Trumpet of China:

     His anger broke and he cursed quackingly, cursed in bleats, cursed until he drooled and had to apply his sleeve to his mouth.

   • 1985, Joel Flegler, Fanfare:

     ...some smartly styled but quackingly played overtures by the Monte Carlo Operators under Louis Frémaux...