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• r  in a tidy manner
  the door gave access to a tidily furnished sitting-room where chintz and oak predominated

• From his car Franklin Roosevelt, with a sailor's appreciative eye, took in the trim new subchaser PC-467, snugged tidily to the wharf, her brightwork glistening in the hot .
• Those with encyclopedic knowledge of all things Trekkian may sputter over tinkering with the mythology, but it's all justified not particularly tidily, but handily under the .
• In Iowa, Obama had tidily won female voters, 35% to Clinton's 30%; five days later, those numbers flipped, and Clinton carried women, 47% to 34%.

News & Articles

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• Compulsive Viewing: These Pics Put OCD On Full Display
  A still-life series captures the look of larger-than-life anxieties--in a world where order is imposed on peas. John William Keedy ’s photographs depict a world of unsettling order: a dinner of green peas is tidily kept and grouped in a cluster. A wall of key cards lined up in a grid of rows, with inscriptions and reminders meant for their author’s benefit. A glass of milk is ridden with holes ...
  July 17, 2013 - Fast Company Magazine

Quotes

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• Ricki Herbert in Stuff.co.nz
  I thought we gathered things well after that, I thought the players regrouped tidily and we were almost thinking they couldn't find a way around us to score,Herbert said.
• Stephen Moutray in Belfast Telegraph
  Someone suggested it had been sent by pigeon post,Mr Moutray said. "Maybe the pigeon walked all the way." "The card was tidily wrapped up in a plastic bag with a message which I assume is in Hungarian. I recognised the words...
• Geoff Cook in guardian.co.uk
  Geoff Cook, Durham's director of cricket, said yesterday: "Chris bowled tidily but we can't make a judgment from one performance. His approach and desire have to be looked at too, but so far there are no problems and he deserves another game."