adv.in a coy manner

"she pouted and looked at him coyly"

Grace coyly entices suitors for Dearborn
Gov coyly hints at new source of school funds
To the chilly, thermostat coyly beckons
"Coyly, she enfolded her captors with a finely spun sticky substance."
FNC coyly plays the role of underdog and conqueror.(Fox News Network L.L.C.)
KERRY MOVING COYLY ON 2004 RUN SENATOR INSISTS FOCUS IS REELECTION - FOR NOW
Curry Coyly Wines, Dines, Intrigues Powerful Guests; Fete at Mansion Raises Funds for Mystery Campaign
The French May Be Playing Their GATT Cards Much Too Coyly
She Even Flirts with a Guy I Used to Fancy, Coyly Placing Ants in His Mouth
Fall's New Fashions; from Flirty Hemlines to Redefined Waistlines, This Season's Fashions Coyly Rediscover the Forgotten Femininity ...