caudallyadv.
/ˈkɔːdəli/ In caudal fashion; in the manner of a tail.
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caudally1881
1881 Athenæum 10 Dec. 782/3 The centres whence are derived and caudally continued the homologues of the vertebrate myelon.
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adv.1881- to shake a hough
- to shake a leg
- to shake a loose leg
- to shake a person by the hand
- to shake a person out of
- to shake a person rigid
- to shake a person's hand
- to shake a shimmy
- to shake a toe
- to shake as a leaf
- to shake boast
- to shake bring down, walk off with) the persimmon
- to shake bring down, walk off with) the persimmons
- to shake by the beard
- to shake by the ears
- to shake by the hand
- to shake down
- to shake down , walk off with) the persimmon
- to shake down , walk off with) the persimmons
- to shake down into
- to shake feet
- to shake hand
- to shake hands
- to shake hands with
- to shake hands with an old friend