Cadgily

adv. Sc. [f. CADGY + -LY².] Cheerfully, merrily; wantonly.

a. 1724.  Gaberlunzie-Man, i. He … cadgily ranted and sang.

a. 1774.  Fergusson, Poems (1789), II. 28. Whare cadgily they kiss the cap.

1814.  [Mrs. Johnstone], Saxon & Gael, I. 108. ‘Hoot gudeman,’ she wad say, sae cadgily, ‘set a stout heart to a stay brae.’