cheeky

“Well, now, that's what I call cheeky,” replied its author, with a drawl of astonishment.

'I don't like ye any the worse for being cheeky,' says Moran, 'and standing up to me, but it's too late.

Moran nói: “Tôi không thích anh tỏ ra táo bạo hơn và đứng lên chống lại tôi, nhưng đã quá muộn rồi.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

He's a cheeky devil, Rairi: he gave me a sour grin that must have done him good.

His guest stared: if Billy’s daughter were cheeky like this it would be necessary, she thought, to take her down a peg or two.

“You're a cheeky little cuss, anyway!” was his final comment.

For you always come back looking highly pleased with yourself and inclined to be cheeky.

As she had three hundred thousand a year, was young, cheeky and delightful, she was a leader of society at this moment.

Chrayonne blew out his cheeky opened his eyes widely, and then whistled very softly.

And he pushed aside the playful-rough hands of the two cheeky rascals, Alex and Guy.

No beard, or moustache, or anything, and just as cheeky-looking as when you gave me that thrashing in the wood at Burley.

“What your mistress told me to do, you cheeky little beggar!

"My dear Judy, it would be much more cheeky to ask me to go and live in the street with him.