jauntily

IPA: dʒˈɔntʌɫi

Examples of "jauntily" in Sentences

“Welcome, Sam McGowan,” the man in white called jauntily.
See with what a smart, decisive air he wears his hat -- "jauntily," as
On page four of the deed for his new apartment, Mr. Edelman inked his name jauntily on the ...
a melancholy feint of calling jauntily to Mr Towlinson to fetch a cab and carry down her boxes.
His was the gait of the wolf, smooth, tireless and effortless, and at the end of fifty miles he would come in jauntily ahead of the horse.
His was the gait of the wolf, smooth, tireless, and effortless, and at the end of fifty miles he would come in jauntily ahead of the horse.
That bragging badge of patriotism sits jauntily on jackets, hats and shirts today, boasting of the user's dedication to the democratic process.
The logical end of this unholy union of advertising ideas means that all the band/football/etc. parents bedeck themselves in jauntily-supportive orange.
Susan finished with a burst of sorrow, which was opportunely broken by the voice of Mrs Pipchin talking downstairs; on hearing which, she dried her red and swollen eyes, and made a melancholy feint of calling jauntily to Mr Towlinson to fetch a cab and carry down her boxes.