Goofily

They are kind of goofily romantic and they fall hard for everything and they spend their last penny on a lot of truck, you know. ❋ Ben Hecht (1929)

Joseph Millson also captures exactly the shy, goofily smiling tentativeness of the dentist who is afraid of total commitment. ❋ Unknown (2011)

In a Peter Allen medley that opened the second act, he goofily lapdances with a man in the balcony. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

There was Mark, in all his geeky glory, grinning goofily in a black-and-white photo. ❋ Jerry Zezima (2010)

Shaggy humor, culture clashes and Kaurismaki's deadpan soul worked so goofily well that the fictional band actually toured around the world. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

Dowd's dander is raised by the fact that Bob Dylan, whom she goofily calls "the raspy troubadour of '60s freedom anthems," would "go to a dictatorship and not sing those anthems is a whole new kind of sellout -- even worse than Beyoncé, Mariah and Usher collecting millions to croon to Qaddafi's family, or Elton John raking in a fortune to serenade gay-bashers at Rush Limbaugh's fourth wedding." ❋ Eric Alterman (2011)

When Cooper finally released me, I leaned back and grinned goofily down at him. ❋ Molly Harper (2011)

Romance is also key to Blimp, which begins in the midst of World War II and flashes back after Blimp/Candy is held underwater in that Turkish bath and a voice intones rather goofily "40 years ago...40 years ago..." to the early 1900s. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

"Our Idiot Brother"—not "My" or "Your" or "Their" idiot brother—is goofily funny, and silly, and in many ways follows the currents of contemporary comedy into the gulf stream of inanity. ❋ John Anderson (2011)

In other clips, he acted inoffensively, if goofily. ❋ Christopher Shea (2011)