adv. Obs. exc. dial. Also 5 everelike, -yllyke, -ylyche. [f. EVER + ELIKE, though probably looked upon as = EVERY + LIKE.] Ever in like fashion; continually; in later dialectal use, from time to time; at intervals.
a. 1400–50. Alexander, 340. Þe ious out he wrengis, Erne till exorzise & ethis euer elike. Ibid., 727 (Dublin MS.). That oþer wy for hys werkez wepys eueryllyke.
c. 1420. Chron. Vilod., 2164. Ȝet almys-dede and fastyng he dude everylyche continuelle.
1855. Robinson, Whitby Gloss., s.v., They kept playing the music every like.
