† Stoutly a.

Obs. [f. STOUT a. + -LY¹.] Stout, valiant.

1338.  R. Brunne, Chron. (1725), 221. Stoutly was þat stoure, long lastand þat fight.

c. 1614.  Sir W. Mure, Dido & Æneas, I. 349. ‘Stay, stowtly ȝowthes!’ (she sayes), ‘who heir resorte.’