loutishly

Gotrek glared back at him loutishly. '

He saw a boy chewing gum, a man cleaning his fingernails with the corner of a match folder, a youth stretched out loutishly.

There's no evidence Lord Londonderry behaved loutishly in Durham.

Set in gently rolling lake and apple-growing country, the townships were originally settled by English-speaking immigrants, many of them United Empire Loyalists, fleeing American revolutionaries who had loutishly seized their lands without compensation.

Mr. Gill reported in his memoirs that once Mr. Shawn, finding himself in an elevator with a tipsy writer who was talking loutishly in front of a woman, told the elevator operator, "Please stop.

Yet while their rhymes on "As Nasty as They Wanna Be" are openly, loutishly sexist, treating women entirely as objects, the lyrics are so singlemindedly concerned with self-gratification that the consequences for women don't seem to enter their minds.