Noun:

ମାମି |, PC, ଜ୍ୱାଇଁ, ଖୁଡି,

jauntie's Usage Examples:

was published in 1960, Kirkus Reviews described Coffey as a "somewhat jauntier figure" than the protagonists in Moore"s previous two books.

advertising woman executive at Sun West Airlines suggest that they wear jauntier uniforms to represent a better image to the airline; Captain March and.

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In place of the BBC"s gravitas, he introduced a lighter, jauntier approach to news presentation akin to that of a tabloid newspaper.

" "I Don"t Ever Want To Change", the "fastest and jauntiest number" on the album featuring "mutant Chuck Berry leads and open-chorded.

A jauntier, upbeat version was played by a brass band in the episode "Full Steam Behind".

The clothing was also jauntier and more imaginative, and mustaches and beards were much in evidence.

"Supergrass - Britpop"s jauntiest survivors grow up".

They added, "Back with a vengeance, Enya"s meanderings are given a jauntier air, with the familiar building chorus forming a strong hook.

December 1854) enthused, she was "neatly bound as to the feet in the very jauntiest little morocco boots….

It has been described as a "turn to a jauntier and more decorative visual language" that was "part of a wider move towards.

The new series was more vibrant than its predecessor, with jauntier opening titles, a brighter set and a new lead character; though this character.

, My Own Dolly, 2018), which Art in America called "her jauntiest, most complex and absorbing ever," has broadened to include near-cartoony.