laughingly

I asked her laughingly if it was to keep him in order.

Michael asked laughingly, hoping to make light of what had taken place.

But he often woke to remember it, not very laughingly.

The report, mandated by Congress, will not win what is laughingly known as the drug war.

"You'll have to take everything off to get into some of these things," Jenny said laughingly.

Every man raised an arm and a few laughingly lifted both.

"Missed me," he laughingly called from the other side of the kitchen door.

She spoke laughingly in his mind as she'd always spoken there.

One man laughingly showed a memo his staff had written to him.

They said goodbye laughingly, knowing it would be all right.

Again he was silent, and after a pause turned to me laughingly.

In a telephone interview, he said, laughingly, that there were no police at his house yet.

The office had been the biggest bedroom in the house, and it now held what I laughingly called the center of my life.

Then she laughingly brought up how embarrassed I had been about the previous evening.

He ran full tilt into his mother, who caught him laughingly and looked at me.

Until Kate, a few years later, laughingly told her mother she no longer had to wear it.

I had to laughingly admit there was some logic to this.

It is common knowledge and public information that both of these statements are laughingly false.

"Who do you think taught her," Ed said laughingly as he came out of the bathroom.

Swift laughingly noted that "people make so much fun of me".

His first piece, he said laughingly, was for his little sister.

She swats at his hands and tells him, laughingly, to stop.

She leant back in her chair and looked laughingly at the young man.

A little bell jingles laughingly as I close the door.

And she went on laughingly: "For that matter, you'll see your brother here.