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副詞

chaffily (comparative more chaffily, superlative most chaffily)

1. (rare) In the manner of chaff.
   • 1997, Ted Hughes, “Midas”, in Tales from Ovid‎, pages 202-203:

     He wanted to chew the milky grains— / But none broke chaffily free from their pockets.

2. (rare, obsolete) In a bantering or ridiculing manner.
   • 1869, Ballad Society, First Report‎, page 251, footnote:

     This [hell] is where Chaucer also chaffily places the Friars.