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spunkily

  • a word derived from spunk.
  • a word derived from spunky.

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Correspondents, surprised to see how spunkily Egyptian girl students stood up to this kind of treatment, decided to call on 70-year-old Mme Said Zaghlul.

From Time Magazine Archive

Thompson Trophy, Designer Z. D. Granville spunkily entered one of his stock model Gee Bee's, but every observer knew the winner was simply a choice of one of the three Wedell-Williams's.

From Time Magazine Archive

But mostly Garner spunkily goes about the business of gathering intelligence and trapping bad guys as if spies were just women who are really good at multitasking.

From Time Magazine Archive

By way of comic relief Austria, minute and disarmed by the Treaty of St. Germain, spunkily asked at Geneva last week for "arms equality."

From Time Magazine Archive

I think it has been spunkily fascinating of you to come and live by yourself in this old barn.

From The Tinder-Box by Daviess, Maria Thompson