deucedly

Deucedly tired she must have been - and all that kind of thing.

British cities used to abound in these places, but they are deucedly hard to find now.

I could bring myself to wish sometimes that he hadn't been so deucedly inquisitive.

He will be most deucedly annoyed if it's lost.

Master Bull is getting 'deucedly good with the cushions you know.

And it would be deucedly difficult to escape now, given that all of London, not to mention the king, knew he had returned.

Deucedly clever, these filmmakers, although you couldn't tell by the finished product.

I know you will bring me luck, and it's been deucedly poor lately."

People of one idea get so deucedly narrow and tame, I've no patience with them.

"Yes, and deucedly rough on the poor girl," said Brodie.

It was so deucedly difficult to reconstruct the affair.

You will put me in a deucedly awkward position if you don't."

Deucedly well acquainted with the bright spots of Washington.

It's a deucedly good joke but a bit risqué.

Of course, Uncle Thomas could make it deucedly unpleasant for him if he kicked.

Well, what I mean is, this cove was so deucedly civil, and all that, that now she won't look at anybody else.

"If any man thinks I have been asleep for the past twenty-one years, he is deucedly mistaken.

Deucedly hard to clean up all that blood."

Sometimes a story is far beneath the level of Christian decency, but it's so deucedly funny that it just has to be told."

I was deucedly upset at the time, I remember."

"This is making me deucedly uncomfortable, Cherry," he said as he picked up the fourth letter.

"It sounded deucedly like a machine gun," replied Passmore.

'Deucedly sorry and all that, chaps, but time is of the essence.'

And deucedly pretty she is too.

For now he had a plan, a deucedly clever plan, perhaps the first concrete plan of his life.