Set of qualities, characteristics or roles traditionally associated with femaleness.
1
Something of her girlishness returned to her in this moment of sincerity.
2
She had never lost the girlishness of her figure-orof her hands.
3
Possibly Demos could not have stood a presentment of girlishness unrestrained.
4
Miss Hood was a year younger than himself, and had well outgrown girlishness.
5
What gives the thing its horror, queerly enough, is the girlishness.
6
And yet-she blushed and smiled with a certain girlishness.
7
Her apparently invincible girlishness of spirit had given way to a certain matronly seriousness.
8
And she felt acutely her slightness, her girlishness, and her need of his help.
9
High breeding did not freeze her lovely girlishness.-ButWilloughby did.
10
There's a wonderful fineness and firmness under all that shy, wistful girlishness of her.
11
Without any consciousness of the fault I committed, I summoned the deity from mere girlishness.
12
His troubled gaze took in again her slim girlishness.
13
That, with the brocade, will correct your girlishness somewhat.
14
In the first half, she constantly twirls and pirouettes in an outrageous display of arrested girlishness.
15
Buccari asked with affected girlishness, and everyone laughed.
16
He and Kedzie talked their honeymoon plans with the boyishness and girlishness of nineteen and sixteen.
