spunky

"She was just sort of spunky in her own little way."

Maybe he was spunkier than I gave him credit for.

Outside of their romance, the book's a lot less spunky.

He knew a spunky little girl like her would rebound quickly.

I think we're going to have to be a scrambling, kind of spunky defense.

They add to the energy of this magical, spunky book.

Marie is the first of the two women who tell their stories here, and the spunkier.

Such a big difference there was between herself and her spunky younger sister.

"Well, you seem to be in a spunky mood this morning."

She has an intimate relationship with Maureen, and both kids are spunky.

She tends to be a spunky person who is able to withstand anything.

In her neighborhood, Kia was known as a spunky child.

She was a spunky girl, but she had been through too much this night.

He says you're a spunky girl who will probably win through in the manner of your kind."

I remember a spunky teenage girl who liked to run through the forest.

Until last weekend, when I noticed a few spunky little buds.

They probably didn't see a guard more than once a day and yet here was somebody being spunky.

Radio troubles were only the start for the spunky little Zen.

Then along comes a spunky British school teacher who introduces them to soccer.

She's got a refreshingly spunky attitude to go along with it.

This is not the first time spunky Cuban images have been shown here but it may well be the last.

The house vinaigrette, which we then requested, was a more spunky option.

"These are two wonderful kids," he said last night, "with very independent and spunky personalities."

The spunky critter had given me a pretty good fight and was quickly released.

Miriam may be old, but she is spunky with a sparkle in her eye.