cooly

[ koo-lee ]

noun

, plural coo·lies,

1. coolie.

Example Sentences

Leto even knows he killed the performance, cooly uttering, “There you go...” at the end.

From The Daily Beast

When asked, in 2009, how he made his open marriage work, Buffett replied cooly, “you have to be secure.”

From The Daily Beast

"It won't be necessary for her to go any further," remarked Mrs. Overton cooly.

From Project Gutenberg

He had been much in war; careless of wounds, he was cooly intent on destroying the enemy.

From Project Gutenberg

When I arrived at his camp I found the reverend gentleman very cooly delivering a lecture to his boys on education.

From Project Gutenberg

We answered him rather cooly, still sitting in the sand and he no doubt saw that we were a little suspicious of the crowd.

From Project Gutenberg

"'Deed, ye'll hae tae draw yer feet gey fast tae win hame afore the Sabbath; sae e'en be steppin'," she answered, cooly.

From Project Gutenberg