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pinkly, adv.|ˈpɪŋklɪ|
[f. pink a.1 + -ly2.]
With a pink hue. Also fig., embarrassedly.
1836Faber in Blackw. Mag. XL. 662 From its pinkly-clustered boughs A fragrance mild the hawthorn throws. 1866Neale Sequences & Hymns 176 Pinkly and faintly the sun..Fell upon cornice and frieze. 1923H. C. Bailey Mr. Fortune's Practice i. 2 He is plump and pinkly healthy. 1953G. Durrell Overloaded Ark viii. 156 We both looked at the almost sheer cliffs of N' da Ali gleaming pinkly in the evening sun. 1960M. Spark Ballad of Peckham Rye vii. 141 Mr. Willis pinkly took Merle's hand and glanced towards the shop door. 1973‘D. Halliday’ Dolly & Starry Bird ii. 24 ‘You do such lovely parties, Timothy.’ ‘Oh, well,’ he said pinkly. 1974Times 30 Nov. 9/5 The pinkly roasted grouse. 1975J. McClure Snake xi. 148 Kramer watched the dawn of his insight spread pinkly up from Marais' collar. 1978Daily Tel. 8 July 9/2 A garden where Dorothy Perkins rambles pinkly round the door. |