Wīl'-ly1, adv.
adv. [From wily.] In a wily manner; by stratagem; with insidious art. Josh. ix. 4.
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Willy
Wĭl'ly2, n.
n. 1. A large wicker basket. [Prov. Eng.] 2. A machine for opening and cleansing wool, similar to the willow used in cotton manufactures; — called also twilly, twilly-devil, and devil. ‡‡ In this sense, the word is supposed to be a corruption of the willow of the cotton manufacture.