In a bobbish manner; in a lively, cheerful, or healthy way; archaic term indicating good spirits or excellent condition.
From bobbish + -ly (adverbial suffix). The adverb form follows standard English word-formation rules, converting the adjective bobbish into an adverbial form. Both terms are now largely archaic or dialectal.
Adding -ly to turn 'bobbish' into 'bobbishly' shows how English speakers could layer meaning—you weren't just happy, you were 'bobbishly' happy, bouncing through your day with extra enthusiasm!
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