Here are some:
airily angrily arbitrarily balmily bawdily bloodily bodily breezily busily cagily cannily charily chattily cheekily cheerily chintzily chirpily clammily clumsily compulsorily contradictorily contrarily cozily craftily crazily creakily cursorily customarily daily daintily dandily derisorily devil lily dingily dirtily dizzily doily dottily dowdily dreamily drearily drily drippily drowsily easily eerily extemporarily extraordinarily faddily family faultily fierily filthily fishily flabbily flashily flimsily foxily friskily frostily frothily frumpily funnily fussily gaily gaudily giddily gloomily glossily greasily greedily grouchily grubbily grumpily grungily guiltily handily happily hastily haughtily hazily healthily heartily heavily homily huffily hungrily huskily icily involuntarily jauntily jerkily lazily lengthily loftily luckily lustily mangily merrily messily mightily militarily mistily momentarily moodily moonily murkily nastily nattily naughtily necessarily nervily noisily nuttily obligatorily oily ordinarily patchily peremptorily perfunctorily perkily pettily plenarily pluckily praiseworthily prettily primarily prissily privily prosily punily punitorily queasily racily readily riskily roily roomily rowdily satisfactorily saucily scantily scarily scrappily screakily scurvily secondarily sego lily shabbily shaggily shakily shiftily shoddily showily sicily silkily sketchily skimpily slangily sleepily sloppily slouchily smarmily smuttily sneakily snootily solitarily speedily spicily spookily stagily statutorily steadily stealthily stickily stingily stockily stodgily stonily stormily stuffily sturdily subfamily sulkily sultrily summarily sunnily superfamily surlily talkily tardily tastily tattily tawdrily temporarily testily tetchily thirstily thriftily tidily topsy-turvily touchily transitorily trickily uncannily uneasily unhappily unluckily unnecessarily unsatisfactorily unsteadily untidily unwarily unworthily verily voluntarily wackily warily wealthily wearily weightily wheezily wily windily wittily wordily worthily zestily
There are no English words that end with IQ.
There are no English words that end with the letters EJ.
Some words that end with NO are:albinoaminocasinodominoinfernojalapenokenokimonomaraschinomerinoneutrinonooreganopalominopianorhinosopranostenovolcanowino
End in what?
No American English words end with LR.
heavy- heavily
IM SRY ERIC THAT I DIDNT TELL U THIS B4....... BUT I M NOW!!!!!! ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY IYL ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLZ ERIC MSG ME OR CALL ME OR TXT ME OR SUMTHING??? PLZ ERIC ILY SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I MISS U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Y DID U MOVE 2 CALIFORNIA??????????????? PLZ ERIC I THINK OF U EVERY DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NEVA WILL 4 GET U!!!!!!!!!!!!! I NO U SAID U DONT WANT 2 EVA TALK 2 ME AGAIN BUT U ALWAYS DID!!!!!!!!!!!! N U NEVA ONCE SAID DAT U DIDNT LOVE ME.......................................... ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY ILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NEVA 4 GET IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The correct ending is 'ly': sparkly.
Chistmas Eve xoxox ily xoxox everyone loves raymond... EXCEPT HUMANS.... ily ily ily bye
if he says that to every girl, then he still means it but obviously texting the words 'ily' doesnt mean much to him. but if he rarely says that, then he means it, girl.
The suffix -ILY- is a common ending for words in the English language that describes the manner in which something is being done. Examples of this is are crazily, happily, and ordinarily.
no, because the ily at the end of the word means to do something, and you can't do something 'yuck-ily'why not search a dictionary?
a raddle snake. *ily* : ) *ily*
it actually means two things i love you- ily so much-smorrrr...... i lack yearly - ily so much-smso there you go!
Lol, omg, hot, rly, lmao, rofl, sexy, luv, ily
"ILY" stands for "I Love You"
ily u jennifer and ily u mama