untidily
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(adv)
untidily
in a messy, untidy manner "Rossi spat very deliberately, and very messily, upon Durieux's party card"
A mass of papers, books, and correspondence littered it untidily. "The Adventures of Jimmie Dale" by
A faded carpet had been flung untidily on the floor. "The Mystery of 31 New Inn" by
She was tall, like the old man, but her face was red and puffy, while a wisp of fair hair fell untidily over her forehead. "Chatterbox, 1905." by
Some clothing lay untidily over one of the two rush-bottomed chairs. "The Woman in Black" by
In the dining-room I could see the remains of our supper lying untidily. "The Trail of '98" by
Having paid and dismissed my cab, I was shown into a small, untidily kept parlour, where I was left to my own meditations. "A Master of Mysteries" by
Was it really true that she dressed so untidily as this little scamp made out? "Beatrice Leigh at College" by
Her hair, as a rule so elaborately arranged, was tumbling untidily over her neck. "The Trembling of a Leaf" by
The flowers, bright and beautiful, lay untidily on the bottom of the glass prison. "Astounding Stories of Super-Science July 1930" by
The sheets, tossed untidily about the table were mostly blank ones. "The Very Small Person" by
Where the grey stone fall to untidily
The grey volcanic waves: no man, no tree,
Break the cold greenness of the bitten lea-
The scene the orator of memory
Already knew: forbore till now to say.