manically

The large man laughs manically and then the film is over.

And are the blessed Government going to start manically making policy out of this?

"But what are supposed to do with a manically depressed robot?"

"I think you're supposed to laugh manically after saying something like that, Colonel."

The producer in the sound booth waved manically and ran out to try to stop them.

The music was full of large-scale, intricate designs, at times almost manically so.

To her credit she had been haring around the court manically for about 15 strokes.

At home, she went manically from room to room.

Don't you have a ruined tower to be cackling manically in?

Cold cream cheese will never blend smoothly, no matter how manically you beat it.

Her senses clawed the dark in all directions, searching manically.

He grabbed his head and rocked manically in distress.

The way we both kept laughing, almost manically.

"My dad was like a manically social, energetic, friendly guy during and after his performances.

At various points, manically, everything was happening at once.

Towards the end of the song, she seems to consent to joining them and grins manically.

He would scrape and sand manically for three days straight, then sleep for two.

He paced around the bed, manically waving the weapon.

You're behaving manically, and you must have a reason."

His goofy, frantic, manically hilarious illustrations are reason enough to buy the book.

When one meets the head of a global firm, the tendency is to discover a manically tidy office.

Quite often he would leap manically about the audience, lost in an almost primal scream presentation.

At its margins, it jittered manically with intense color.

That's also why I laugh manically whenever a politician is murdered (they all deserve it).

He cackles manically, and his head spins on his shoulders.