If one were to coin the word toonly , it might derive from blending “toon” (cartoon) with “-ly” (adverbial suffix), meaning: in a manner characteristic of a cartoon or animated character .

If that’s the kind of creative exploration you wanted, I’m happy to expand it into a full essay, story, or analysis. Just let me know your true intended meaning.

Example: “Instead of fuming at the spilled coffee, she shrugged toonly, drew a smiley face in the puddle, and poured another cup.”

In a toonly way, a person might move with exaggerated gestures, speak in elastic, melodic tones, or react to misfortune with a comical squish rather than real pain. To act toonly is to embrace whimsy, defying physics and social gravity alike. Children understand toonly instinctively—they fall down and bounce up giggling. Adults, hardened by realism, must learn it again.

I’m afraid there’s a small issue with your request: does not correspond to any known word, term, or concept in English (or other major languages), nor does it appear in any standard dictionary, technical field, brand name, or cultural reference I can verify.