crazily

Circles, spirals, and flowers, are prevalent shapes, attached along a vertical, central pole, which is stable, allowing the force of the ignited chemicals to spin crazily and bright along its axis.

Artsit in fireworks - José Zuñiga, castillero 2007

I agree that property values are escalating very rapidly -- the word crazily comes to mind.

Lease/Option 2006

I kind of crazily posted at the colboards while watching the questions, so let me see if I can decipher what I wrote.

No Fact Zone 2008

Above him the floodlights from the rig spun crazily in the blackness.

Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011

The balloons and streamers, the brightly hued dresses and crazily wrapped gifts—all of it faded together just as the voices and laughter swelled.

Ominous Kate Brian 2011

They bounce around, roll crazily on the floor, and basically offer more annoyance per square inch than a teething toddler.

Jim Louderback: CES 2011: The 19 Wackiest Products Jim Louderback 2011

They bounce around, roll crazily on the floor, and basically offer more annoyance per square inch than a teething toddler.

Jim Louderback: CES 2011: The 19 Wackiest Products Jim Louderback 2011

Bare-chested boys on foot or in pickup trucks fire enormous machine guns, dance crazily in wrecked city streets or crowd around a corpse, holding up a victim's bleeding heart.

Justin Hosker: EXCERPT: Nobel Prize Winner Leymah Gbowee's Mighty Be Our Powers Justin Hosker 2011

They bounce around, roll crazily on the floor, and basically offer more annoyance per square inch than a teething toddler.

Jim Louderback: CES 2011: The 19 Wackiest Products Jim Louderback 2011

It squeaks crazily when she leans out the window to run it towards her or away.

A Cool Dry Place PART 1 Melissa Corliss DeLorenzo 2011