gamin

"Go ahead and show David what sort of gamin you are.

But there was no resistance to be feared from Gamin.

She flashed him a gamin grin and they went on into the control room.

"I can wait, Skipper," the gamin officer said as they made their way across the floor.

Her knees are actually pointed toward each other, total gamin, vulnerable as hell.

Their approaching voices had awakened Gamin from a dream of himself as a young man.

The gamin fumbled for the change and found it.

When she was off, she seemed to be a wax museum model of a gamin.

There was a certain amount of the gamin element in the girl, at all events she invariably got on well with small boys.

She was the shaman who sealed the Gamin in the boxes long time ago.

"It was brought to my office by a street gamin," replied the prefect.

Side from this, they was much wagerin and gamin about.

His name has become a synonym for an urchin or street child, in French gamin.

In another close contest, Gamin prevailed by 382 votes.

That lady grinned, almost the grin of a gamin.

Mr. Gamin has also stated his opposition to raising taxes.

"You honor us by your very presence," Gamin told him, bowing over his clasped hands.

Her lips quirked up higher on one side than the other which gave her a gamin look.

"What kind of respect is this, you gamin?"

He was just an ordinary gamin, a neglected urchin, probably stealing food to survive.

She was a gamin child with dirty face and hands, a torn grey single garment cut off at the knees.

Spirit was as bold and cunning a gamin as could be found on the planet.

"I understand," said the child, with that jeering smile which marks especially the "gamin de Paris."

And she grinned at him, a wide gamin grin that mocked him.

The woman was tiny, a full-figured pocket Venus with dark auburn hair and gamin features.