Canadianly

English Etymology From en Canadian ly. Adverb In a Canadian way; in a manner characteristic of Canada or Canadians. en 1920 Berta Ruck Sweethearts Unmet Hodder & Stoughton 1920 http://archive.org/stream/cihm_991807#page/n301/ 270 There was a nervousness under that quick Canadianly-accented talk of his, as if he were working himself up to something. 480 so that in a minute a burly bearded thoroughly Canadian figure in one of those Canadianly inevitable checked-flannel shirts appears out of the dim light in the shop's back room and wipes its mouth on first one sleeve then the other en 2002 Sarah Vowell The Partly Cloudy Patriot http://books.google.com/books?id=KfF7ec9j6GkC&q=%22canadianly%22&dq=%22canadianly%22 151 Simon & Schuster 9780743223522 (Apparently, even having a favorite Mountie is an American trait. When I asked the twentieth commissioner of Mounties, Giuliano "Zach" Zaccardelli, who was his favorite RCMP commissioner in history, he answered Canadianly, "Every one of them has contributed tremendously to the legacy of the RCMP, and I hope that during my tenure I will be able to add some value to the legacy that those nineteen who came before me left for this organization.") en en Canada