sillily

I have never seen tobacco so sillily abused.

And I think you're lying quite sillily.

Bentley says of them 'With a silly thought in the middle and a sillily conducted in its several points.

Or is it sillily serious?

She giggled sillily.

The music immediately evoked the sensations, the enchantment, of being sillily in love, and simultaneously she was no longer in love.

Björn behaves sillily and Simon goes away into his room, but Björn follows him.

I was quite taken aback, and before I could find myself had sillily stammered, "I - I am a gentleman."

NED looks sillily at ALICE HEMINGWAY.

De Gomme faced some criticism over his unorthodox design: for instance when Samuel Pepys visited in 1683 he wrote that "De Gomme hath built very sillily".

When those people jumped up and down rather sillily in the cream suits I was one of those people jumping up and down rather sillily in a cream suit.

Gathering other blas'e multimillionaires into a Poker Club; defiling his own palace with it; losing hundreds of thousands to it at every sitting, and sillily vain of the admiring notoriety it made for him.

When questioned if he would have done anything different on the album Unit, Regurgitator frontman Quan Yeomans cited Polyester Girl, stating "it's one of those throwaway things that was done so quickly and so sillily."

You ask about Davos; I have discoursed about it already, rather sillily I think, in the PALL MALL, and I mean to say no more, but the ways of the Muse are dubious and obscure, and who knows?