jovially

" Harry! " said Fudge jovially, moving forward.

One turned out to have used a racial epithet to jovially address a (white) friend in 2009.

" I've disgraced you, haven't I" ? said Dick jovially.

Two floors up he met Seamus and Dean, who hailed him jovially and told him they were planning a dusk-till-dawn end-of-exams celebration in the common room.

The inherited stupidity of the race—sound English common sense he jovially termed it—was shown to be the proper bulwark for society.

Jack was standing in the middle of the stall, and by the moonlight Tip could see he was smiling just as jovially as ever.

Harry started to speak but he was cut short as Lockhart flung an arm around his shoulders andthundered jovially, Shouldn't have asked! We meet again, Harry!

" How about going up to take charge of Sing Sing" ? he said jovially when Lawes stood before him. " They need a man up there with experience" .

" I heard someone shouting, just wanted to check that everything was cool here, " says the young man jovially, shrugging his shoulders so that his back blubber folds the T-shirt into deep wrinkles.