impish

The night before, however, he was at his impish best.

Then she gives me an impish look and says, "They like to have more than one woman in the house."

He was a short man with an impish quick smile.

At the last moment an impish inspiration came to her.

His run for office, in fact, seems more impish than innocent.

In the dark he could barely make out her impish smile.

"I guess the impish answer is: You might as well give it a try."

A few minutes later an impish smile crossed her face.

"We wanted to see what he could do," the coach said with an impish smile.

Data lay there looking up at them, an impish smile on his face.

Her impish look changed suddenly to terror as she looked back at the bush.

She thought for a second, and an impish smile formed on her face.

There was a pause, and he looked at me with his impish smile.

He bowed again, and she gave him an impish little smile.

Paula looked at me with what could only be an impish smile.

Was there a little impish chuckle at the end of the words?

And felt an impish joy that turned up her lips.

She looked back at him, an impish gleam in her eye.

She gave her husband another impish smile to go with the tease.

He was watching her with an impish gleam in his eyes.

He was not in the mood for their impish humor.

In the end she looked impish and elusive which seemed to take just as well with the audience.

With an impish smile, he led me down the stairs from his office into the kitchen.

"These are my people," he said with an impish grin.

He looked at it, gave an impish grin, knowing I knew.