daddishly

English

Etymology

daddish +‎ -ly

Adverb

daddishly (comparative more daddishly, superlative most daddishly)

1. In a daddish manner.
   • 2007, Mardi McConnochie, Melissa, Queen of Evil, page 157:

     'I don't believe I've met this young man,' he said, daddishly.

   • 2012, Jesse Armstrong, Sam Bain, Fresh Meat: The Essential Guide for New Undergraduatesthe Future Unemployed:

     You can usually tell an undercover cop by their woefully inadequate attempts to do party behaviour', i.e. standing in the corner with a Corona bopping daddishly to the Wu-Tang Clan, and randomly sticking both hands in the air and shouting, 'Woo, yeah, great pardeee!'

   • 2017, Stefan Merrill Block, Oliver Loving, →ISBN:

     You scanned the party daddishly, as if everyone in the room bore some responsibility.