Pestilently

In the same way he lies pestilently to the people of our great country. ❋ Unknown (2007)

She brewed drinks, in some mysterious Asiatic equivalent to the still-room — drenches that smelt pestilently and tasted worse. ❋ Unknown (2003)

But your heavenly Majesty's sunny and vitalizing wishes have been pestilently disregarded. ❋ Unknown (1911)

And I think the same situation would be involved if the critic were concerned to point out that Pindar was scandalously immoral, pestilently cynical, or low and beastly in his views of life. ❋ Unknown (1905)

She brewed drinks, in some mysterious Asiatic equivalent to the still-room -- drenches that smelt pestilently and tasted worse. ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)

He is one of those pestilently persistent fellows who won't take a hint and sheer off; he is as full of obstinacy as was the mammoth that chased me over yonder, "-- with a jerk of his thumb toward the north --" on our first trip, and must be treated as we treated that mammoth. ❋ Harry Collingwood (1886)

Sir Walter Raleigh, too, who had been "falsely and pestilently" represented to the Earl as an enemy, rather than what he really was, a most ardent favourer of the Netherland cause, wrote at once to congratulate him on the change in her Majesty's demeanour. ❋ John Lothrop Motley (1845)

Sir Walter Raleigh, too, who had been "falsely and pestilently" represented to the Earl as an enemy, rather than what he really was, ❋ John Lothrop Motley (1845)

"Ay! but he did, most pestilently," interposed Catiline, almost fiercely; ❋ Henry William Herbert (1832)

It is a good and good-humoured man, but pestilently prolix and paradoxical and _personal_. ❋ Thomas Moore (1815)

It is a good and good-humoured man, but pestilently prolix and paradoxical and _personal_ [8]. ❋ George Gordon Byron Byron (1806)

There are now and then such angelic beings as Mr. Hanway and Mr. Howard; but our race in general is pestilently bad and malevolent. ❋ Horace Walpole (1757)

a good fourteen miles as the crow flies, and you may allow another two miles for the windings of the road (which, by the way, was a pestilently bad one). ❋ Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch (1903)

"What a pestilently early hour you breakfast at, Ned! ❋ Unknown (1867)

[Alotta] people have [died] since the pestilence known as [SARS] has entered the world ❋ George Chikko (2003)

1. [cancer] 2. [Ride The Wings Of Pestilence] ❋ Nicolee (2005)

1. [Ride the Wings of Pestilence] 1. I'll [pour] this pestilence into his ear. 2. [aids] ❋ *forever* (2006)

Is pestilence [weasel] [fucking]? Why, [yes], it is. ❋ Fokken (2003)

He didn't [open the door] for [fear] of [triggering] the Pestilence. ❋ Kwing (2009)

Example 1: Friend 1: jeez i [poured] some great [pestilence] there last night!! Friend 2: so your in mate, you'll have her [in no time]! Example 2: Guy "pours friend pestilence". The friends of the target think he/she is really nice and recommends him/her to the target. ❋ King Dingdong (2010)

"[America] is a [pestilence] on this [planet]." ❋ Fake__Anonymous (2008)

[One of the most] [Respected] Families on Mafialife is the [Pestilence] Family ❋ Rich "Shinebox" Bartaous (2007)

[Dean]: Wow that movie [theatre] was packed! Sam:Ya it was a real [Pestilence palace]! ❋ Danthor (2009)

ride the wings of pestilence? ❋ Dirtybiatch (2005)