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91easily — adv 1. effortlessly, with ease, with no trouble at all, handily, hands down, without even trying, (both usu. jocular) with one s eyes closed, no hands; smoothly, skillfully, facilely, dexterously, adroitly. 2. by far, far and away, beyond… …
92handily — adv 1. dexterously, proficiently, competently, capably, efficiently; skillfully, cleverly, deftly, nimbly, adroitly; authoritatively, masterfully, expertly. 2. conveniently, advantageously, suitably; helpfully, agreeably, pleasantly. 3. easily,… …
93masterly — adj 1. supreme, consummate, matchless, peerless, expert, virtuosic; excellent, superior, preeminent, distinguished, top flight, top drawer, first rate, ace, Inf. topnotch, Inf. crack, Sl. crackerjack, Inf. whiz bang, Brit. Sl. whizzo; finished,… …
94neat — adj 1. tidy, trim, orderly, well ordered, in good order, shipshape, Naut.Bristol fashion, Naut. shipshape and Bristol fashion, Chiefly Dial. tight, Chiefly Brit. trig, Inf. apple pie, Inf. neat as a pin; clean, clean cut, well groomed; spruce,… …
95nimbly — adj 1. agilely, spryly, featly, trippingly, gracefully, lithesomely; nimble footedly, light footedly, light leggedly; fast, speedily, swiftly, fleetly, quickly, rapidly, mercurially; briskly, smartly, spiritedly, animatedly, Inf. snappily;… …
96swimmingly — adv easily, effortlessly, with ease, with no trouble at all, without difficulty, readily, handily, hands down, without even trying, with one s eyes closed, no hands, single handed, with one hand tied behind one s back; smoothly, skillfully,… …
97clean — [[t]klin[/t]] adj. and adv. clean•er, clean•est, 1) free from dirt; not soiled or stained: a clean dress[/ex] 2) free from foreign or extraneous matter; pure: clean sound[/ex] 3) free from pollution or pollutants: clean air; clean energy[/ex] 4)… …
98handily — hand•i•ly [[t]ˈhæn dɪ li, dl i[/t]] adv. 1) in a handy manner; dexterously 2) easily: to win handily[/ex] 3) conveniently; accessibly • Etymology: 1605–15 …
99manual training — man′ual train′ing n. training in using the hands dexterously in practical arts, as woodworking • Etymology: 1875–80, amer …
100dexterous — /ˈdɛkstrəs/ (say dekstruhs), / stərəs/ (say stuhruhs) adjective 1. skilful or adroit in the use of the hands or body. 2. having mental adroitness or skill; clever. 3. done with dexterity. 4. right handed. Also, dextrous. –dexterously, adverb… …
