waspishly's Usage Examples:

Master of St Mary Hall (college), who after his death described Bentham waspishly as "Half a casuist, half lawyer, half Courtier, half Cit, Half Tory, half.

of courage, enterprise, and boozy affability" Clarendon famously, if waspishly, noted "He was a man proud and ambitious, and incapable of being contented;.

But she tells her tale waspishly and well, and transports to the canals of Bruges much of the sacred luster.

Later, he observed waspishly, "Robert died quite a young man, for all his millions.

Celebrating the timeless, waspishly satirical lyrics of W.

Later, he observed waspishly, "Robert died quite a young man, for all his millions".

Having said that, Gossip—especially Beth Ditto, in waspishly fine voice here—seem very much at home with it.

stylist George Buchanan, whose enthusiasm for witty Latinisms had him waspishly suggesting that the only thing major about his ex-teacher was his surname.