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kittenishly

  • a word derived from kittenish.
    kittenish
    adjective
    coyly playful.

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Robin Parkinson's sonically activated Toy-Pet-Plexi-Ball is a sparkling basketball-sized plastic sphere that rolls kittenishly away every time the viewer claps his hands together.

From Time Magazine Archive

She began by cavorting kittenishly with a rag doll, then movingly matured into a woman in the throes of first love.

From Time Magazine Archive

When in the name of 750,000 gods of reason will I ever learn enough to stay at home and go to bed instead of searching kittenishly for diversion in neighborhood movie and vaudeville houses?

From A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago by Ben Hecht

It sprawled kittenishly, its deceptive softness faintly suggesting fur; at once playful and destructive.

From Greener Than You Think by Ward Moore

"His career is yours, you know," kittenishly bromidic, Emelene comforted her.

From The Sturdy Oak A composite Novel of American Politics by fourteen American authors by Elizabeth Garver Jordan

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