adv. Sc. [f. SNOD a. + -LY2.] Neatly, tidily, trimly.

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1721.  Ramsay, Scribblers Lashed, 75. ’Till by degrees it creeps right snodly, On hips and head-dress of the godly.

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1791.  J. Learmont, Poems, 304. There’s something here … Will mak life’s road to me fou snodly sleekit.

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1823.  Galt, R. Gilhaize, III. xii. 104. A clean cambric handkerchief very snodly prined over her breast.

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1850.  W. Howson, Cur. Craven, 118. Shadows flicker On the snodly whitewesh’d wa’.

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1904.  Dundee Advertiser, 19 Aug., 6. We took the short road by Burns’ Monument and the snodly theekit hoosie at the wayside.

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