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• r  with curses
  muttering profanely
• r  in an irreverent or profane manner
  he kept wondering profanely why everything bad happened to him

• The medical attention was so close that, as he objected profanely, "people come walking in and out and prodding me with sticks every minute of the day and night.
• Grumbling loudly and profanely about the earliness of the hour, he scrambles into the White House just in time to make Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams' 8:30 a.
• This latest project from Philip Kaplan, the man who brought us the profanely named rumor mill FdCompany.

News & Articles

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• Dunkin' Donuts flap proves the power of social media and a cool head in business
  Picture this: You own a small retail shop. Maybe a restaurant. An angry woman comes into your store and begins complaining—loudly and profanely—about bad service she says she received the prior day. She demands satisfaction—free stuff, mainly—and she's filming all of this on her cell phone. Compounding the problem, you're not actually at the store. There's just a lone, underpaid employee to deal ...
  June 12, 2013 - PC World