Adverbs

• 1) indecently

  By golly, you are an indecently lucky man.

• 2) afterwards

  - Can I meet you afterwards? - Of course.

• 3) barely

  I can barely stand up. Let me see what's going on.

• 4) hereby

  and do hereby order the development of the Pleasantville Road Reservoir

• 5) somehow

  Somehow that got shifted into new business.

• 6) definitely

  That's definitely old business.

• 7) exactly

  - Did he say he was coming? - I didn't speak to him exactly.

• 8) alone

  You're drinking alone. This is, in Rome, not in the law.

• 9) late

  - Am I late? - No, you're just in time.

• 10) actually

  He's actually thinking about a new specialty.

• 11) enough

  and I'm paid well enough already.

• 12) else

  - The hotel gave me someone else's shirt. - Then you should complain to Mr. Hilton.

• 13) short

  Whoever can help me with this, because you're falling short.

• 14) least

  and I think I at least deserve to see it on you.

• 15) once

  I'd like to get out of town in August once, even for work.

• 16) always

  You always get that guilty look on your face when we see little children.

• 17) never

  I would never do this.

• 18) again

  Nice to see you again.

• 19) second

  Second, there's nothing stopping you from coming with me.

• 20) too

  I want to come with you. Is it too late?

• 21) course

  - It'll be boxed up, but I'm sure we have it. - I'm willing to pay for it, of course.

• 22) around

  - Betty says you're from around here. - Yeah, about 3 miles that way.

• 23) down

  Calm down, ladies. I believe that completes our old business.