caddishly

When James Dean behaved caddishly, it was evidence of inner torment.

If Clinton has treated her caddishly, your Sunday feature (Sept. 13) has only repeated the act.

"It's an off-duty uniform," Jimmy said caddishly.

Who is this avid youth who counts the letters he writes to her and caddishly tallies her responses?

Both he and his lawyer acknowledged that Mr. Smith had intercourse with the woman, and that he had treated her caddishly and callously afterwards.

In addition to Mr. Kopit's creation, consider the recent NBC movie, also called "Y2K," in which two teenage hackers caddishly abandon a teenage girl after the fabled millennial glitch causes a blackout.