| affected | devoted, totally in love [with] |
| all | exclusively, totally, altogether |
| bare-gnawn | totally consumed, worn away to nothing |
| butcherly | brutally, cruelly, savagely |
| casually | accidentally, by mischance |
| clean | totally, absolutely, utterly |
| cleanly | completely, totally, quite |
| count | age, tally [of years] |
| dangerous | dangerously, mortally, seriously |
| deadly | mortally, fatally |
| deliver | surrender, yield, give up totally |
| distract | deranged, mad, mentally disturbed |
| downright | outright, totally, utterly |
| exactly | completely, totally, entirely |
| fell | fiercely, savagely, brutally |
| full-hearted | full of courage, totally confident |
| informal | demented, mentally disturbed |
| jump | agree, coincide, tally |
| mainly | entirely, completely, totally |
| mere | totally, absolutely |
| merely | completely, totally, entirely |
| mortal | fatally, lethally, destructively |
| mortally | of human origin |
| mortally | grievously, bitterly, intensely |
| out | fully, completely, outright, totally |
| perfect | complete, totally accomplished, well-trained |
| perfect | in a state of complete satisfaction, totally content |
| preposterous | totally out of place, extremely improper |
| quite | totally, completely, entirely |
| safe | sane, sound, mentally balanced |
| score | mark up, chalk up, add to the tally |
| score | tavern bill, alehouse tally |
| score | method of notching a piece of wood as a means of debt-keeping; when split in two between lender and debtor, the scores on the two pieces of wood would tally |
| simply | completely, absolutely, totally |
| tally | [in expressions] |
| thwart | adversely, untowardly, detrimentally |
| total | completely, entirely, totally |
| unadvised | accidentally, inadvertently, thoughtlessly |