coltishly

Why, of course, they spend their time coltishly pretending to kill one another.

She was taller than Mary, but seemed even younger, coltishly unsure of herself.

One stumbled coltishly away from a waiter, on thin legs.

It is done in the irrepressible German manner: coltishly, and with lit face.

She was coltishly pleased at the attention.

I was still getting naked with murmuring strangers, but my attitude wasn't coltishly blasé.

At sixteen she had been coltishly slender.

At fourteen, she'd just emerged from the coltishly awkward stage, although there were moments-like this one-when she suffered temporary relapses.

The sight of her bare legs, looking coltishly thin encased in the billowing trousers she'd fashioned from her skirt, made his mouth water.

A pianolike instrument struck up a strong bass figure and five little Firvulag women came prancing coltishly into the area of fiery radiance.

Back in Rome, I watched several teams of coltishly graceful young gymnasts go through choreographed routines in a competition held at the Palazzo del Sport.

He could no longer make out the rack of her ribs beneath the smooth pale skin, but her buttocks were still lean as a boy's and her limbs coltishly long and slim.

Among other things, it requires that he fall heedlessly in love with one of Alma's voice students who, as coltishly played by Hayley Sparks, appears to be more in need of a trainer than a husband.