“Instead, the music becomes a jaunty march, of the sort that would have been associated with the armies of revolutionary France.”

“He walked down the street with a jaunty swaggering step, as if daring others less perfectly satisfied to intrude upon his good mood.”

“His jaunty attitude, which had been propped up as if by a coat hanger, suddenly collapsed.”

“No jauntier soldier ever trode the plains of Flanders than the brave Ghurkas.”

“Yet the tone is jauntier, more direct, as if the speaker feels relieved to have confessed her desperate need for the cheater who has her under his spell.”

“Compared to his last ready-to-wear collection for Dior, this one included more informal shapes and a kind of jauntier attitude — registered in full, mid-calf skirts with a wide waistband.”

“He crossed the Square with the strangest, jauntiest step ever seen in Plattville.”

“Even her jauntiest bayou-country compositions have a sadness in their wisdom.”

“Caring not a jot that he's just wound up the galleries immensely, Garcia skips down the bank towards the next tee in the jauntiest of manners.”