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Help: The word “visciously” is not in the dictionary

2012-03-25View Original

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The word “visciously” isn’t in the dictionary; could everyone please help explain it? Thank you all
Reply #22012-03-25
Take it apart... viscous+ly, sticky, semi-liquid in texture.....? For example: viscously damped absorber viscous shock absorber
Reply #32012-03-26
Adjectives with the suffix -ly become adverbs, retaining the same meaning.
Reply #42012-03-26
I wrote it wrong. There’s an extra ‘i’. Remove the ‘i’ and it will be there in the dictionary. It’s a problem with the original text.
Reply #52012-03-26
Viscous; an American mentioned this word when chatting with me = with a certain (high) viscosity. I’m not sure if it fits the context used by the original poster
Reply #62012-03-26
Thank you all for your generous help; I feel a bit more confident about this word now

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