spitefully

She slapped him spitefully on the side of the head.

Please bring peace and understanding to those who would spitefully use me.

Sometimes, at her mother's beauty parlor, April would act spitefully.

It had bumped and battered him most spitefully, he thought.

Even in my old age I think spitefully that he was deplorably human.

The car's starter ground spitefully, but the engine refused to turn over.

Those who heard them fancied he was trying to get out, and laughed spitefully.

You take care of that quite well on your own, you pain, she thought spitefully.

She sipped more wine, then smiled, a little spitefully, and sat back.

"Indeed I shall not help you," said the raven spitefully.

That is quite different from your speech of a few days past," she observed spitefully.

You have just told me that," the boy grumbled spitefully.

"I did not think you would enjoy it," Wan observed spitefully.

"The garbage can be cleared away another time," he remarked spitefully.

The malicious Dwarf looked at her and began to laugh spitefully.

The girl had glanced back once, though, then turned away, the three of them spitefully sniggering.

She was angry now, and her eyes narrowed spitefully.

She'd been just a bit shocked at how spitefully she'd told herself that.

"As well as all the other things that can be said of it," she added spitefully.

"And it's no use trying to pretend," Sylvia added spitefully.

She kicked an empty carton spitefully out of their path.

She saw me watching her, raised her glass and smiled spitefully.

Joseph spitefully tells Mary to let the child's father pick her cherries.

"Not the least," she replied spitefully, "except that I'm pretty sure it must be something very stupid and probably political."

"I know you'll meet an old friend there," said the Burning Man spitefully.