Adjective:

खेळण्यायोग्य, द्रव, लीलामय, मांजरीच्या पिल्लासारखा, झटपट, चंचल, खेळकर,

kittenish मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

अर्थ : अद्भुत कथांचे आदिस्थान आणि शिवाचे श्वशुर असलेल्या हिमालय पर्वताचे लीलामय भूषण अशा त्या स्थानाचे वर्णन मी कसे करावे ! त्याच्या एका भागात सहजसुंदर असे कुंकुम उत्पन्न होते आणि दुसऱ्या भागात सरयूच्या तीरावर उगवणाऱ्या कस्तूर मोगऱ्याच्या खंडाप्रमाणे पांडु वर्णाची द्राक्षे उत्पन होतात.

kittenish's Usage Examples:

writing that "She seems equally fond of acrobatic trills and low, sex-kittenish moans".

inclines to be too kittenish in some scenes and do too much vocal hand-wringing toward the end .

writing that "She seems equally fond of acrobatic trills and low, sex-kittenish moans" which Parry referred to them as "ballands".

asset of a young and fresh voice, and she is a plausible if a little over-kittenish Eva on the stage.

famously exploited psyche already splintered into jagged, mingled shards of kittenish innocence, movie business cunning, overwhelming erotic appeal, and abject.

tippler", Enid Markey as a "kittenish spinster", Henry Jones as a "philosophizing hobo", and additional performances by Bethel Leslie, Harry Townes, and.

positive regarding Chenoweth"s role, praising her "powerful voice", "kittenish mien" and "commanding presence".

Dunst, heretofore relegated to kittenish teen roles, comes as close to capturing Davies' effervescence and spontaneity as anyone has (and no one has).

These cats tend to stay playful and kittenish throughout their long lives.

bridge sections, and noted that the song"s lyrics were ideal for Hoffs" "kittenish sexuality".

show in The New York Times found her singing flawed because "her small kittenish voice with its wobbly pitch and wide vibrato was simply not up to the.

adaptation of Cain"s novel, and wrote: "Rhonda Fleming and a laughably kittenish Arlene Dahl, are a couple of on-the-make sisters, and the fellow, played.

And her more-than-just-kittenish personality comes through loud and clear.

Synonyms:

frisky, playful,

Antonyms:

sober, serious, unplayful,