Without restraint or restriction upon action or activity; without hindrance, inhibition, or interference.

Without difficulty or hindrance; readily, easily. Usually with may or can. In affirmative clauses.

In a free manner, freely: used in various senses of the adjective. Now archaic or English regional and U.S. regional.

(in 4 glethurly), with smooth unimpeded motion.

The action of let, v.2 The action of delaying or tarrying; a delay; a pause. Frequently in without (also but) letting: without delay; straightaway.

Smoothly, without hindrance, according to plan.

Smoothly, in various senses.

downwards; easily, readily (cf. senses 3 4).

In the manner of a flowing stream; with easy rapid movement; smoothly, fluently, readily. Now rare.

Smoothly; easily. Now rare.

Smoothly; easily; without impediment.

Without entanglement or embarrassment; = clear, adj. 18. Obsolete.

With easy smooth progress; smoothly and without impediment; with uninterrupted success or prosperity. †In early use, esp. with bear, carry: With…

Without impediment, obstruction, or complication; without any trouble or difficulty arising. (Common in 19th cent.)

adv. Without interruption; unhindered.

Without obstruction.

figurative. Smoothly; without any impediment or obstruction.

In vaguer sense: In a desirable or satisfactory way; favourably; †delicately; now esp. in reference to the working of machinery: Smoothly, easily.

= sweetly, adv. 4d.

Without a hitch.