spunkily

English

Etymology

From spunky +‎ -ly.

Adverb

spunkily (comparative more spunkily, superlative most spunkily)

1. in a spunky manner
   • 1989 January 20, Tom Boeker, “Beirut”, in Chicago Reader‎^[1]:

     As for Blue, spunkily performed by Sachs, what can be said for a female character who wants her man to kill her with his dick?

   • 1991 May 10, Albert Williams, “Off Off Loop Theater Festival: High Fidelity/Mo' Better Blue Velvet, or David Lynch Mob Mentality/Babes in Arms, Act I”, in Chicago Reader‎^[2]:

     Bompass holds Aurora accountable for a debt owed him by her late husband; she can't pay; and their argument escalates until Bompass, no gentleman he, challenges Aurora to a duel--and she spunkily accepts the challenge.