mincingly

I collect my thoughts here for the business of the day," said the old lady mincingly.

A cat sat on the galley table, mincingly cleaning its paws.

I never was in such a horrid office,' she said mincingly. '

The dragon moved forward carefully, almost mincingly, its head canted at a questioning angle.

Raoul tripped mincingly along behind his friend, keeping up a running stream of apologies.

Mincingly he came, stopping often, stretching his long neck forward, poised, always, ready for instant flight.

This unusual posture again excited suspicion, and the animal sidled mincingly away.

The Kid walked mincingly, his leather jacket creaking softly in its secret folds.

He had done pretty well with the book following the loss of his foot - during what Annie so mincingly called his convalescent period.

Bang-Bang emerged from the tunnel and mincingly walked over to the overnight baggage counter below.

She walked mincingly behind me.

Entrees toyed with $75, then mincingly retreated to $74.

It began to advance toward Myron and he stepped mincingly away from it, his eyes rolling madly in their sockets.

She watched the leaders ride slowly by, edging their horses mincingly along the fringes of the road, and shouting orders to give warning ahead:

He got rid of them by telling them mincingly, "My woommate Bart would never approve."

"You don't know," El Diablo repeated mincingly.

"Don't interrupt, please," she said mincingly.

Jarmin, who stepped mincingly into the wreckage, looked him up and down and asked, without any expression at all, "Got swag?"

The lank man, with the eyeglass on a broad ribbon, pronounced mincingly the word "Grotesque," whose justness was appreciated by those standing near him.

Kenallai stepped mincingly through the offal clogging the road, having abandoned his saucer for a closer look at the carnage.

"If you should think of changing your mind, Monsieur," he began mincingly, "we ..." Graham shut the door and walked away along the corridor.

"Pray, Monsieur," concluded Porthos, mincingly, "above all, be exact."

"Well, if I didn't know better," Lowell said, mincingly, "I'd think I wasn't wanted."

This is classicism askew, firmly at a tilt until a new segment has Mr. Baryshnikov mincingly courting an invisible partner.