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pawkily

  • a word derived from pawky.

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Meanwhile, he must keep clear of his estranged wife and make regular visits to a perceptive, pawkily humorous Indian psychiatrist.

From The Guardian Nov. 25, 2012

“I’m thinking maybe that explains why you are not quite sure now whether you are the prosecutor or the prosecuted,” pawkily remarked Jim.

From The Spoilers of the Valley by Watson, Robert

"I didna think ye kenned hoo he rade," answered the boy pawkily, as he shot to the stable.

From Salted with Fire by MacDonald, George

"I thought," replied my grandfather, pawkily, "that ye had gotten our master's token; and I maun trust to you."

From Ringan Gilhaize or The Covenanters by Galt, John

Dayson asked in a low voice, leering pawkily, as though to indicate that he was a man who could be trusted to think of everything.

From Hilda Lessways by Bennett, Arnold

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