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slinkily

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slink·y  (slngk)
adj. slink·i·er, slink·i·est
1. Stealthy, furtive, and sneaking.
2. Informal Graceful, sinuous, and sleek: wore a slinky outfit to the party.

slinki·ly adv.
slinki·ness n.
Translations
slinkily [ˈslɪŋkɪlɪ] adv (fam) (dressed) → con abiti attillati


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But listen to the thematic development, hear the orchestral soloists - and then savour Petrenko's slinkily laid-back interpretation of the central part of this piece, and most would agree this is a masterpiece.
One thing available today that'll separate the men from the fanboys: The black satin gown Rita Hayworth so slinkily wore in 1946's "Gilda," listed in the catalog for $30,000 to $50,000.
Likewise, Somebody's Saturday Night is slinkily slick blues, and Selfish Gene sits somewhere between Little Feat and Steve Miller.
 
 
 
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