headlongly
/ˈhɛdlɒŋli/Somewhat rare after 17th cent
adverb
= headlong.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Anne Bacon (c1528–1610), gentlewoman and scholar. From headlong + -ly.
- as old as the hills
- as one door closes, another opens
- as one man
- a song and dance
- as opposed to
- as (or so) far as it goes
- as (or so) far as —— is concerned
- as (or so) long as
- as (or so) the saying goes (or is)
- as (or when or where) the fancy takes one
- asp
- a spanner (or monkey wrench) in the works
- asparagine
- asparagus
- asparagus beetle
- asparagus fern
- asparagus pea
- a spare prick at a wedding
- aspartame
- aspartate
- aspartic acid
- ASPCA
- aspect
- aspect ratio
- aspectual