tidily

comparative more tidily · superlative most tidily

1. In a tidy manner; neatly; cleanly.First known use 18th c.

   The rabbits barely acknowledged her, intent on cleaning themselves, nibbling their food, tidily excreting.

   2018, Melanie Finn, The Underneath

   3 more examples

   And a man mun keep watch at t mill toft / To stiddy his mouter-dish — help him to sift it, / And see it's o' tidily done

   1875, William Dickinson, Cumbriana; Or, Fragments of Cumbrian Life, page 231

   Bonnet drama, conversely, removes us tidily from any such responsibility to a world of rules and rituals, where everyone knows their place...

   2000, Maureen Lipman, Lip Reading

   A pile of assorted kitchen gear—a heavy frypan dark with soot, several spoons and forks stuck tidily in a clean pot, a kettle as blackened as the frypan, and a large pot that tilted benignly to one side—rested against the side of the firepit.

   2004, Faith Richardson, Fay Lapka Richardson, Hoverlight, page 200

2. obsoleteseasonably; betimes
3. obsoletesuitably; duly; favourably