• all That's all I know.
• allay Lottie's manner by no means tended to allay this interest as she began her part of the impromptu tale.
• alley You left the pig alone in the alley by itself?
• alloy Bronze, an alloy of copper, with from ten to thirty per cent.
• ally He proceeded to mention in detail a few of the things which he proposed to call upon his ally to do.
• dearly Although her mother was dead, she had a very happy life, for her father loved her dearly, and thought that nothing was too much trouble so long as it gave his little daughter pleasure.
• earl Then the Earl started-as if a thought had suddenly occurred to him.
• early But why so early?
• earthly Yet, see, this earthly love has come to me-Johnny Whitelamb-as to a king.
• ell If she went to his back yard he would be sure to think that her coming was an inch and proceed to make an ell out of it.
• nearly He had nearly gone too far.
• orally No names are given except that of Cliges himself; the version owes nothing to Chretien's poem, and seems to rest upon a story which the author may have heard orally.
• orly I really don't want to go to Katie's birthday party, but I'm going to have to or else Lisa will be
• pearly She had a bag of pearls that she always wore.
• rally We are going to rally around her and support her through this tough time.
• really
• yearly Every January, John pays his rent in cash.
• Ella Turner was in the grip of delirium tremens, and the Ella was without owner or officers.
• Earle His name was Earle Norris, and he was head of the shipping department.
• Eloy Eloy Mestrelle did the technology transfer from France but when the great recoinage ended mint authorities found him redundant and in 1578 he was hanged for counterfeiting.
• EARLS Ralph Josselin, Vicar of Earls Colne, Essex.

Alreadly

• acridly
• airedale
• alertly
• allegedly
• already
• aridly
• assuredly
• elatedly
• luridly