quakerly

[English quaker; -ly.] Resembling, or characteristic of, quakers; quakerish. "You would not have English men, when they are in company, hold a silent quakerly meeting."-Goodman: Winter Evening Confabulations, p. 1. quāk-ing, pr.par.ora. [QUAKE, v.] quaking-gra , s. [BRIZA.] quāk-ing-lỹ, *quak-ing-lye, adv. [Eng. quak ing; ly.] In a quaking or trembling manner; tremblingly. "But never pen did more quakingly perform his office." -Sidney: Arcadia , bk. iii. quāk-ỹ, a. [Eng.quak(e); -y.] Quaking, shak Ang.quaggy; as, a quaky bog. "Old, and toothle , and quaky ." -Thackeray : Round about Papers , No. xxix. IMG:content-0045.png:[blocks in formation] stamen. From Brazil and Guiana. Known species about thirty. Qualea pulcherrima has the calyx blue and the petal red.