nastily

Nastily, she said, and he had never been that before.

If he was telling the truth, one part of my mind said nastily.

But then, I thought nastily, you can buy a lot of things with a credit note.

She met his eyes and saw that he was smiling nastily.

Robert is talking with two class mates who nastily remember him from school.

And a moment of near heart failure, too, Miles hoped nastily.

"You got a pretty wife," the little hood said nastily.

Just have to be smarter than they are, he thought, and smiled a little nastily.

"Just doing my job," he said, rather nastily, and walked back to his car.

"Your real reason for coming round here," Roger said nastily.

Stevie Three smiled nastily, as though she knew what he'd been thinking.

The pain transformed itself, lost its color, became something nastily close to pleasure.

I hope you were intending to pay for that,' it said nastily.

"We have no time to sit here while you tell stories," said Stephen, nastily.

The correct answer, of course, was no; therefore, rather nastily, he said yes.

"You might ask the local constabulary," said the Major nastily.

His small eyes sparkled, and he smiled nastily at them.

"You tell me," he said nastily, taking the strips from her.

"I just want you to know something, rat," she said nastily.

"Have a nice night," the doorman called nastily after them as they left the club.

"I did not hear your voice oppose him," the other replied nastily.

A thought occurred to him, and he smiled nastily around his cigar.

He made a show of thinking about it before he smiled nastily.

"You are wasting your time on Brown," he said, nastily.