waspishly , also: waspily

"The very last thing I would have done," she told him waspishly.

Link asked more questions and the little man turned waspishly upon him.

That, he had said waspishly, is what servants are for.

Which was why she crossed her arms and said waspishly, "What the devil are you doing here?"

"Let me be the judge of that," the Queen replied waspishly.

"My feelings are no concern of yours," she told him waspishly.

The sooner we get back to the sane world, the better,' she said waspishly.

"An art you seem to have perfected," she returned waspishly.

"We are equally human to a robot," she said waspishly.

"I'm sure you know other women," she said waspishly, then regretted saying it.

Godfrey smiled waspishly at her, and went towards the castle.

"It proves nothing except that he is not here," Emerson replied waspishly.

"Come on out and do your share, Celia," she invited waspishly.

"It's just your name I want," he said waspishly.

'At the moment, you're doing that quite well all on your own, without my help,' she said waspishly.

She was a gentle girl, but this speech made her so cross that she said waspishly.

"I think it's about to explode," she said waspishly.

It's your grandson who bothers me, Anne thought waspishly.

"You were the one who urged us all to attend that nightmare bash," his brother said waspishly.

I ask waspishly) with his definition for gauntlet as a "paddling site."

"If you will do that with no preparation-" Paulette began to say waspishly.

Stung by a frown of disapproval, the first commander qualified waspishly.

Betsy called down waspishly, "Are you coming or aren't you?"

"Sympathy isn't what he needs," she replied a little waspishly, straightening up.