girlish
She put her head girlishly on one side.
He was good looking but almost girlishly slight of build.
She sat on a chair, girlishly swinging her legs.

Examples of girlishly

girlishly
Her eyes gleamed with the old, frank look, her cheeks were rosy, and she walked girlishly as she came forward.
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Such words, coming from those girlishly rosy lips, with the dimples dodging in and out of his pink cheeks, had an odd effect of unreality.
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Her red-and-green plaid calico dress was open girlishly at the throat, around which a red ribbon was tied with the bow in the back.
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She had been girlishly amused at the housekeeper's terror, but this was worse.
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She clung there girlishly trembling, so tired she was exhausted.
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The handwriting was firm but girlishly old-fashioned; it was perfectly legible, however.
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She was very splendid, her slenderness accentuated by the length of satin swathed about her, from which her shoulders emerged, girlishly fragile.
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As she hurried down the street, all aglow once more, she felt girlishly happy.
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I have called her young, though she was twenty-seven, for her graceful figure and pose were still girlishly maintained.
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He had never seen her so animated, so girlishly insistent.
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The light of the blaze was on her face, appealingly soft and girlishly sweet.
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Her ignorance of the cold, the danger involved, made her girlishly eager to set forth.
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The luminous long blue eyes in the glass looked back at her girlishly.
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