foamily

English

Etymology

From foamy +‎ -ly.

Adverb

foamily (comparative more foamily, superlative most foamily)

  1. In a foamy manner.
    The waves splashed foamily against the rocks.
    • 1986, Gino Carol, The Nurse's Story‎[1], Magna Print Books, page 26:
      After I deposited it, I watched as the cup fell crooked and my Coke washed foamily over the outside.
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