cloddily

English

Etymology

From cloddy +‎ -ly.

Adverb

cloddily (comparative more cloddily, superlative most cloddily)

1. In a cloddy manner.
   • 1839, James Main, The Young Farmer's Manual, page 64:

     If the weather be wet while the turnips are feeding off, the ground breaks up very cloddily: in which case, if the roller does not reduce the clods, it will require to be stirred again and again with the plough […]