A word used along with a gesture to show how something is done.
My dad Ray used to use this word the whole time we were growing up to show EXACTLY what he meant. (He'd draw pretty good pictures, too.)
My dad Ray used to use this word the whole time we were growing up to show EXACTLY what he meant. (He'd draw pretty good pictures, too.)
If I were to open the refrigerator and stand in front of the open door, THUSLY, I would be air conditioning the entire town of Santa Monica, now wouldn't I? Close the door, FOOL!
by Cherry Nelsonic May 21, 2005
To prescribe the manner in which something is to be done.
It is not a synonym for thus, which forms part of a logical syllogism.
It is not a synonym for thus, which forms part of a logical syllogism.
by Fed up with pretentiousness July 9, 2012
that made no sense and is thusly a stupid comment.
he hit the field mouse again and thusly was turned into a goon.
he hit the field mouse again and thusly was turned into a goon.
by Kommando May 19, 2003
A single word used for a complete sentence. Usually to express an agreement. When stated one moves his or her head up and down repeatably.
Mohamed- "Dude, Mr. Dunlop runs like a mentally disabled dinosaur."
Archie- "Thusly."
Mohamed- "Indubitably."
Archie- "Indeed."
Both- *creepy*
Archie- "Thusly."
Mohamed- "Indubitably."
Archie- "Indeed."
Both- *creepy*
by Archie Hughes May 19, 2005
by cptsketch January 9, 2011
A word used by morons who think they are amazing at the English language not realising that the word "thus" would suffice in the context they are referring to.
by EnglishLanguage101 April 3, 2011
A term used in substitution of the word "therefore" or "thus" to make one appear well-versed in the English Language.
by LargeExtent October 30, 2020