Crossword clues for naughtily
naughtily
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Naughtily \Naugh"ti*ly\, adv.
In a naughty manner; wickedly; perversely.
--Shak.
Wiktionary
adv. In a naughty manner.
WordNet
adv. in a disobedient or naughty way; "he behaved badly in school"; "he mischievously looked for a chance to embarrass his sister"; "behaved naughtily when they had guests and was sent to his room" [syn: badly, mischievously]
Usage examples of "naughtily".
Then Lily proceeded to unfold a plan, which was not philosophical, but naughtily ingenious.
Already, she naughtily reminded me, we possessed a petticoat between us.
Borrowed it without asking, she had whispered naughtily to him, without going into details.
I known it would give you occasion to speak so naughtily of your mother.
Clotilde naughtily, blood sugars in one hand and gin and tonic in the other?
Polly very naughtily changed the name cards over, so as to put Orinda next to you.
Trish gave a little crow of delight, naughtily taking his agreement to be that to her first statement, not her second.
His bed, from which she had hastily averted her eyes, was a huge fourposter, big enough for him to have entertained three Eva Chance-Smythes in it at once, being her naughtily irreverent thought at the sight of it.
He picked up the skirt of the dress to admire the feel of the material--Clare had already discovered that he was a most tactile man, which had made her naughtily wonder what it would be like to be made love to by him.
And wear an ankle bracelet to flash naughtily when you cross your legs.
It was not Vancourt, however, but Caroline, Lady Kenilworth, come to call in a cloud of French perfume and, Meg naughtily noted, a cloud of false French hair, neatly adjusted to hide her own thinning locks.
His gaze sought and found the wench who had whispered so naughtily in his ear, and with a motion of his head he directed her toward the stair, and his chamber.
It was not Vancourt, however, but Caroline, Lady Kenilworth, come to call in a cloud of French perfume and, Meg naughtily noted, a cloud of false French hair, neatly adjusted to hide her own thinning locks.
His bed, from which she had hastily averted her eyes, was a huge fourposter, big enough for him to have entertained three Eva Chance-Smythes in it at once, being her naughtily irreverent thought at the sight of it.
He was obliged to lean on Van Diemen's assertion, that he had not robbed and had not murdered, to be comforted by the belief that he was not once a notorious bushranger, or a defaulting manager of mines, or any other thing that is naughtily Australian and kangarooly.