The word "perky" is a correct and usable word in written English
It's commonly used to describe a lively, enthusiastic, or cheerful person or attitude. Example: "I was feeling kind of down, but my friend's perky attitude helped me feel better."
It doesn't help that the show's star, the perky Jordana Spiro, best known for comedy My Boys, makes one of the least believable screen doctors ever.
Imagine how much better this perky dance number would have sold if its absurdly spelt title hadn't made it almost impossible to search for on iTunes.
New Mindy Kaling show The Mindy Project will follow in Zooey's perky footsteps.
But in Every Kind Of Way, lead singer Sam Hales does an excellent Beck impression with a delightfully droll monologue set to a perky cowbell beat and squelches of high-pitched guitar noise.
If it were a hat, a Green vote would be a fascinator with a perky feather.
King's mostly perky upbeat melodies would be countered by Goffin's lyrics of brief joy tempered by doubt; this friction caused a melancholy and yearning in their best work that set them apart from contemporary songwriting teams like Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry.
A drooling vegetable or a perky Scot ?
I really feel sick," comments one under the "2013 Pig Killing Highlights" video, complete with perky soundtrack, on Louisiana Hog Control's Facebook page.Traditional hunters think it unsporting when it comes to game species such as elk.
Perky people Which way to capitalism?
In some respects the Midwest's economy looks perky.
Six delightfully dull Swedish months It's perky for now Reprints Related topics Vaclav KlausThe dispute has rattled the government, which rests on a frail pact between the ruling left-of-centre Social Democrats, led by Milos Zeman as prime minister, and Mr Klaus's lot, who, though technically in opposition, have the parliamentary speaker's chair (with Mr Klaus in it) and help to set the agenda.
