adv. Obs. rare. [Irreg. f. VENGE v. Cf. VENGEANCELY adv.] Violently, viciously.
1599. Breton, Miseries Manillia, Wks. (Grosart), II. 43/1. If I did but even touch her, the monkie would set out the throate, and crie so vengeouslie, that to it must the mother come.
1824. in Spirit Pub. Jrnls. (1825), 312. He came up to me so vengeously in the street, and I said to him, ‘Can’t it be done without fighting?’
