wickedly

Kate Christensen is famous for her wickedly drawn characters, but this time her setting, Brooklyn, almost steals the show.

The Informationby Martin Amis As wickedly funny a satire of the writer's life as anything I've ever encountered.

In the end, Lebowitz's performance—and it is a performance—is a wickedly enjoyable torrent of great lines.

According to The New York Times, Berendt's "writing is elegant and wickedly funny, and his eye for telling details is superb."

This is a wickedly clever kung-fu move for the new Obama-ready marketplace: Monroe becomes Thoreau.

We have done wickedly, and provoked thee to wrath: therefore thou art inexorable.

Bobby wickedly whispered to her neighbor that she hoped the papers wouldnt ever be found.

Whereupon she rejoiced wickedly, flung a wrapper across her shoulders, and went into the hall.

Wilding proceeded thus of purpose set, and under the calm mask of his long white face his mind worked wickedly and deliberately.

Larkins, enjoying the detection, put his hands on his knees and looked wickedly up in the old man's face to see what was coming.