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- adjective
comparative form ofspunky : morespunky
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Examples
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This thread angries me off for the following reasons. atomic-age: He advises this, saying that an artist's paintings will be "spunkier" as a result.
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What we're presented with now for the first time is a spunkier, less respectful, more hormone-driven teenage Anne played magnificently by newcomer Ellie Kendrick, the brilliant writer who never lived to grow up.
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By 1982, he had choreographed his first show; within a few years he was creating dance with musicians including the Fall and designers such as Bodymap – all of it spoken in the cool, clean language of ballet, but combined with moves that were ruder, sexier, spunkier, punkier.
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His versions were much darker and spunkier films that found public appreciation, if not critical appeal.
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I discovered at the festival that the Latin fusion group Kuduro were braver, spunkier and more funny than their albums.
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She believes herself to be smarter and spunkier than most anyone, and she won't be able to refrain from jumping in and directly debating Joe.
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Add in spunkier neighbors in Miss Forcible, Miss Spink, and Mr. Bubinsky, Coraline begins to think she is living the dream life –- all except for one thing: everyone has big, black buttons for eyes.
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I liked that answer, it was spunky, spunkier than anything else Pelosi said, and I applaud her for overcoming her haircut and having a spunky moment.
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"Ghostwritten" reads like a series of predictable pop novels, craftily strung together but staffed by tired old standbys: a womanizing rock musician (London), a zombified cultist (Okinawa), a shy, jazz-loving record-store clerk (Tokyo), a spunkier-than-thou female physicist (Ireland).
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KINGSLEY AMIS 73England's top satirist left a worthy heir: his son MartinGINGER ROGERS 83Night and day, she and Fred were the onesBESSIE DELANY 104The younger, spunkier of the sisters.
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