- AMAIN
- At full speed
- Forcefully, to a poet
- With full force
- At full throttle
- With all one's might
- In great haste
- Full speed ahead, poetically
- Vigorously, poetically
- At full speed, in a boat
- At full strength
- Exceedingly, in poetry
- Forcefully
- At full power
- At the fastest speed, nautically
- With all one's strength
- Without restraint
- With great haste
- Full tilt
- Full speed ahead
- At full speed, on the briny
- Swiftly
- At full tilt
- At full force
- At full speed, at sea
- Hastily, old-style
- With great speed
- A good life is __ argument: Jonson
- At full speed, in poetry
- Greatly.
- With force.
- Violently.
- With vehemence.
- Exceedingly.
- With might.
- With full force: Poetic.
- Forcefully: Poet.
- Hastily: Poet.
- At full speed: Poet.
- Vigorously: Poet.
- In full force: Poet.
- With force: Poet.
- With full force: Poet.
- At full speed, old style.
- Forcibly.
- With speed
- By force
- With strength
- Strongly
- At full speed, poetically
- Without delay
- Forcefully, in poesy
- Greatly, poetically
- Hastily, à la Lanier
- At full speed, in poesy
- Swiftly, to a poet
- Hastily
- Vigorously
- With masts fully extended
- At full speed, as a ship
- At top speed
- Vigorously, of old
- With a full head of steam
- With great strength
- How the Titanic was going before it struck an iceberg
- At full speed, in nautical lingo
- Full-speed, archaically
- At full speed, once
- At great speed
- At great speed, at sea
- At full speed, on the water
- In great haste, at sea
- With great force
- At full speed, aboard ship
- At full speed, on the high seas
- At full speed, sea-wise
- Vigorously to a poet
- With full force formerly
- With great effort
- Full speed ahead, at sea
- With sails fully extended
- At full speed, asea
- At full speed, on the sea
- Forcefully, formerly
- With all one's force
- Concertedly, in the past
- With all one's might, formerly
