simpering

"I want to find out what happened to that simpering little girl, too."

First of all, there were no simpering boy bands on the bill.

Can anyone remember the last time a man was accused of "simpering"?

But it's still no reason for her to act the simpering virgin.

She put the tray down and sent him a simpering smile.

She kept her voice well modulated, soft yet not simpering.

She'd lost the simpering child somewhere, maybe to the nearest water closet.

Women followed you with simpering looks, and men courted your favor.

The simpering virgin is out of style this season, hadn't you heard?

As a temple guardian, I have seen him cry like a simpering child.

She fiddled with a flower from her hair, and considered simpering.

Just like you've become simpering and good from yours.

And I didn't want to just seek you out like some simpering fan.

She wasn't supposed to turn Annie into a simpering miss!

My first lover, you know," she added, in a simpering voice to the company.

"You need not do your simpering act," the old mage added.

"Even flowers like a simpering maiden at her first dance.

Simpering and so damned sweet it's enough to give me a toothache.

Me on my knees like a peon, simpering and crying?

Even in the nineties, men expected a little simpering, a little need.

Six months away from the home she loved to live with those simpering, giggling girls whose families had wanted them to learn about being ladies.

The lady will return to her proper place, simpering and serving tea?"

But Sebastian would stalk his prey with simpering and tears.