There were kittenish dresses in cotton with keyhole backs, skirts cupping the rear and fanning into carwash strips, and dresses pinstriped with bias tape and snaps, for a kind of do-it-yourself drapery exercise.
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Traditional feminists may blanch, but the use of " girl " to describe a woman made stronger when she embraces her lacy, sex-kittenish side has made its way from the underground to mainstream commercial products.
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Now that she's got traction with her surprisingly versatile hair, which can go from kittenish to punk with just a few adjustments, Fanni asked Scumaci for a maintenance trim in her downtown apartment at midnight this week.
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In 1962, the noted critic Damon Knight stated that " ( h ) er work is distinctively feminine in tone, but lacks the clich�s, overemphasis and other kittenish tricks which often make female fiction unreadable by males ".
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But most pervasive are the small female figures that grace the myriad finials, spires, niches and flying buttresses of Rizzoli's structures, a varied and omnipresent race of Madonnas, female warriors, dancers and kittenish Hollywood starlets.
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Kitt, best-known for her kittenish renditions of " C'Est Si Bon " and " Santa Baby, " was last seen on Broadway in the musical " The Wild Party ."
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Bartleby's co-workers are the flashy-dressing wiseguy-wannabe Rocky ( Joe Piscopo ), the slovenly Ernie ( Maury Chaykin ) and the sex-kittenish, alliteration-prone office manager, Vivian ( Glenne Headly ).
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She was referring to the celebrated " doll-wife " of Ibsen's 1879 play, who starts the drama subservient, even kittenish, and ends it in search of a kind of emancipation that has emboldened women ever since.
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Everybody wanted to create the next " Blair Witch, " and big names such as Sam Donaldson and Drew Carey and Adam Sandler tried on-line experiments, with limited success ( unless you prefer a kittenish Donaldson to his old bulldog persona ).
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Sometimes irresistibly kittenish, sometimes delightfully hard-as-nails, always armed with a musical voice and a natural, unforced, yet truly enigmatic sexiness, she makes the best neo-film noir siren since Linda Fiorentino in " The Last Seduction ."
