She tends to hoyden whenever she's with her childhood friends.

At the garden party, Miss Abernathy's laughter and boisterous antics led some of the older guests to whisper that she was a hoyden.

Her hoyden laughter echoed through the café, lifting everyone's spirits.

The hoydens laughed loudly as they chased each other through the old manor's corridors.

She hoydened through the festival crowd, shrieking with laughter and swinging her arms without a care.

The children were hoydening in the garden despite the rain, splashing in puddles and shrieking with delight.

Her hoydenisms always broke the somber mood at family gatherings.

Her hoydenism embarrassed her aunt, but her courage also made her friends admire her.

Her hoydenish grin made everyone at the tea party laugh and forget their manners.

Her hoydenishness, a mixture of bold laughter and reckless energy, often surprised the more reserved guests.