- - An expert seizing power without delay
- - a certain speed without delay
- - Without falling behind
- - A genius seizes power without delay
- - Dad backed expert without delay
- - Without lagging
- - Without delay, poetically
- - Without delay, to Shakespeare
- - Without dawdling
- - Without delay
- - a stride without delay
- - One comes round every year without delay
- - Swiftly, in poems
- - Quickly, swiftly rapidly
- - aesop voided one quickly
- - Father brought back expert quickly
- - A piano expert is fast
- - Quickly, father turns a card
- - father turned mean quickly
- - Native American leaving hotel swiftly
- - happy couple cracking quickly
- - a step taken hurriedly
- - a step taken quickly
- - Native American wanting horse with speed
- - father put back the top card quickly
- - Great service provides accommodation for old man quickly
- - Native American leaving hospital fast
- - father is in a spot quite quickly
- - Quickly as a Parisian ruffian drops an H!
- - Quickly, way, way old
- - Quickly, to Chaucer
- - Pavement-pounder's adjective
- - At speed
- - Swiftly
- - Native American frees horse rapidly
- - Quickly walk after adult
- - Briskly
- - Quickly, in poetry
- - Swiftly, poetically
- - Keep up
- - Star must get hold of office assistant quickly
- - Quickly, poetically
- - Quickly, to the Bard
- - With speed
- - Briskly, to Shakespeare
- - With urgency
- - Expert grabbing old man quickly
- - Chop-chop, poetically
- - Rapidly
- - Lickety-split, way old
- - Lickety-split, in verse
- - Rapidly, to bards
- - Rapidly, poetically
- - Briskly, in old poetry
- - Speedily, to the Bard
- - At a fast clip, poetically
- - Native American releasing horse quickly
- - Master describes annual fast
- - With celerity
- - At a rapid clip
- - Speedily
- - Group mostly admitted into A & E quickly
- - At a quick rate
- - At full speed
- - At a quick rate, poetically
- - At a good clip, in poetry
- - Swiftly, to Shakespeare
- - With good speed
- - Chop-chop, to Chaucer
- - Swiftly, quickly
- - Very quickly
- - With swiftness
- - Rapidly, to Shakespeare
- - At a good clip, poetically
- - Hurriedly
- - Swiftly father is taken in by one
- - At a good clip
- - Native American leaving husband swiftly
- - With haste
- - A page expert assembled quickly
- - Lickety-split, to the Bard
- - Posthaste
- - Lickety-split, poetically
- - Swiftly, to a bard
- - Chop-chop, to Byron
- - Zippily
- - At full gallop
- - At a decent clip
- - Quite quickly, to Chaucer
- - Expeditiously
- - Chop-chop, to Shakespeare
- - On the double, poetically
- - Chop-chop, to Poe
- - Full tilt
- - Lickety-split, to Poe
- - With alacrity
- - At great speed
- - "Great weeds do grow ......" ("Richard III")
- - Quite quickly
- - Zipping along
- - At full tilt
- - Abreast (of)
- - With some urgency
- - With little time wasted
- - Hastily
- - Briskly, to the Bard
- - Promptly
- - Flat-out
- - With all due speed
- - PDQ, to Shakespeare
- - On the run
- - Rapidly, old style
- - In speedy fashion
- - Tantivy.
- - Quickly: Poet.
- - Quickly
- - 'On the double!'
- - "Chop-chop!"
- - Lickety-split
- - With dispatch
- - P.D.Q.
- - Fast
- - Ice cream treat
- - Fast, like the one-step
- - father turns up the top card quickly
- - Keeping up with changes, being abreast of them
- - swiftly or quickly
- - Quickly, rapidly
- - Poetic word for quickly
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