gaily , also: gayly

This is the best present I ever got he thought gaily.

We gaily thought oh yes we'll have enough money to pay for a meal.

I have heard that he lives very gaily in Paris.

Yet, Gaily told himself, there is no need for her to worry.

She laughed gaily and it was as if he had never lost her.

We spent the evenings far more gaily than the days.

They came home together, she gaily talking, he, as usual, saying little.

The others continued to splash about gaily in the water.

They left the luggage at the station, and set off gaily.

"You are different to other men, of course," he said gaily.

The girl laughed gaily, but her answer was plain enough.

But as he was speaking, several members of the group gaily called out comments.

The tail should be well set on and gaily carried.

She must smile all the while and speak gaily when anyone addressed her.

The man laughed gaily, "We get one of you every once in a while," he said.

She watched the small, gaily dressed figure leave the sitting room, then looked at her father.

"Well, and so 1 have, you can tell that by looking at me," she said gaily.

Kitty put her head on one side and laughed gaily.

She went on gaily, reaching out for my hand with both of hers.

He took the oath and answered the first questions gaily.

She saw some women, gaily dressed, and knew they were prostitutes.

It should be carried gaily but not curled over the back.

Angie smiled gaily, but her mind was not in the room.

I then smiled gaily, to find the deed so far done.

Plants die gaily because they are sure of their own resurrection.