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adverb
Muchly is defined as a very informal way to say very much.
An example of muchly is when you really want something.
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Informal very much: used mainly in the humorous phrase thanks muchly
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Usage notes
Often regarded as a misconstruction of adverbial much.
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From The Concise Oxford Dictionary, Ninth Edition, 1995. [EDIT: Before the avalanche of weird new words added to dictionaries]
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Muchly: Adverb. jocular [Middle English from muchel].
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Gandalf might have used it muchly, then again, he might not have.
EDIT: And yet this one got by unmentioned,
EDIT: Ref below post (for LigH).
Methinks: (dated or humorous) it seems to me. [EDIT: Methinks that Bill Shakespeare probably oft used both
Muchly and
Methinks, and also
Oft]