flighty

A few of the flighty ones have already gone over the back wall.

These leaders are not flighty, going after the latest cause.

And Andrea had always been flighty about coming to work.

She was a bit flighty, and more than a little shallow.

The flighty Rachel, of all people, will become a mother.

I meant interesting in that she's never been so flighty before.

Before her flighty mother died, they had lived together in Paris.

Not that she wanted them, the flighty painted girls in the street.

Now here's a lady, he told himself, not like some of those flighty young things I've been opening the door to.

Had they thought her not intelligent enough for Rose, or too flighty?

After all, leaving flighty young girls anything directly was generally a bad idea.

In 1773 he was described as "extremely popular and very flighty".

She is of the same model as Third and similar to her partner in personality, only more flighty.

Less flighty, more feeling than most, she could frequently cheer him.

"You've always been flighty and weird, but I still like you."

We don't want some flighty young thing hanging about the place.

Barclay, who was sometimes a bit flighty, seemed to be on his best behavior.

She was a good looker, if a bit flighty for these parts.

She's a flighty, foolish, but beautiful young woman whose family has fallen upon hard times.

This is the King's most prized horse and he's a flighty one.

And she was a trained operative, not a flighty kid.

Then she said, "I am not one of your flighty females.

"At least he doesn't seem to be the flighty kind."

She's flighty as a dog with a flea in his ear.

At the time, flighty patrons were not uncommon in Russia.