Jauntily [adverb]

At 10 sharp, they will lift musical instruments and, if all goes as planned, will play “Washington’s Grand March,” a jaunty old tune that dates to the early days of the country and honors George Washington.

Combined with the jaunty tune, you’d almost believe the robots are having a good time together if you didn’t know they’re just performing their programmed movements.

“Fly to My Room” is next, a jaunty song with a cute Ariana Grande-ish vibe that’s all about turning your room into a fantasy world tour because you’re stuck inside and can’t leave.

Yet he feared to meet her eyes, and was glad of a saluting sepoy who swaggered jauntily past the open gate.

BOB (rather jauntily, as he leans back against the end of the sofa and feels for his cigarette-case).

A handsome French straw hat was set jauntily on one side of her head, and her long curls hung over her white neck and shoulders.

It might be a boy private with a sprig of early spring wild flowers jauntily stuck in his cap who waved at us.

Jack's tone was as flippant as ever, and he carried his handsome head as jauntily as if they were talking of the merriest themes.

Returning late to Wilkins's for lunch he marched jauntily into the large brilliant restaurant and commenced an adequate repast.

The barber walked jauntily away, leaving me standing sullenly alone.