willy-nilly

Plus, the West had antibiotics — which spread willy-nilly not just in medications, but in toothpaste, lipstick and, perhaps most dangerously, into farm animals to promote growth.

These are the people who, despairing of finding their way out honestly, simply smash and bash their way through the corn willy-nilly.

McCullough told police: "When I was hitting her it was like someone badly playing the xylophone, it was willy-nilly."

“I’m not saying jump ship willy-nilly, but you do want to make sure that you’re getting the competitive rate,” he said.

“There is little data to support these uses, and it’s a really risky proposition to be using this drug willy-nilly to treat these sorts of conditions,” said Alexander, the John Hopkins professor.