killingly

It came to the table with a killingly acid flavor.

He didn't like that part at all, though most of the others seemed to find it killingly funny.

Killingly argued that the work should continue into the Putnam parks to improve access for both.

The cavern passages led generally down, and fortunately they did not become killingly cold.

He's willing to give Killingly first crack at his wonders, but he wants the town to pay about $260,000 for them.

"It isn't often one finds one's first impression was so killingly accurate.

Life had become almost killingly austere as the exiles fought to keep their ships flying.

It's not that most cookbooks are badly written and killingly earnest, though they are.

We'd always gone to and fro by boat, there being a mountain range in between which is apt to have killingly foul weather.

Killingly has a law similar to Westport's, allowing political signs but not more than 60 days before an election nor 14 days after it.

Killingly is a town in Connecticut.

And then he'd turn around and come back and he'd have a killingly funny line.

Forty acres might not seem like much to a major Federal agency, he acknowledged, but in Killingly it certainly counts.

The parrot bobbed his head once, a killingly accurate portrayal of a royal nod.

Killingly Intermediate School is located in the area.

The day was hot - killingly hot, for Donegal - and the men did not wear wetsuits.

A nasty story, but killingly funny.

The vines normally used their constrictive power to crush their prey, and they were killingly strong.

He made himself so killingly funny that he was the envy and admiration of the whole mangy rabble.

Read as a whodunit, the killingly suspenseful plot is guaranteed to keep the reader's nerves frazzled.

The Chinaman is killingly funny.

"Maybe YOU can tell us," said Jerry, killingly sarcastic.

Windham County killingly Annual Town Meeting on the budget.

Killingly Planning and Zoning Commission.

Rather than really fine, I think it is more accurately translated as "stupifyingly" or "killingly wonderful," enough so to send one into raptures.