impudent

Now I know why you are said to be impudent!

He was very young and had a big, impudent smile.

I spoke to her about it later, and she was quite impudent.

But she was an impudent, bad old woman, and set about helping herself.

He was curious to remember where he'd seen that impudent young face before.

She thought that he had put her off handsome, impudent men for life.

Then, with an impudent look, she pulled the door shut.

"He is too pretty to inspire fear in my impudent son."

I said, quite startled, for though frank he was never impudent.

They looked around nervously, then one of them pulled an impudent face.

She went to the doorway, then threw him an impudent look.

They were impudent and their conduct made me feel uneasy.

But yet a little while and she is most grisly impudent.

A more impudent bargain could not well have been proposed to me.

I never saw such a surly, impudent person in my life.

Is it being too impudent, they ask, to include infrastructure needs in the public discussion?

The boy was about twelve years of age and a little impudent in his attitude.

I cannot afford to have a boy around who is impudent."

The best defense is a good offense, and she gave him an impudent grin.

What an impudent thing To make game of a king!'

Three thousand dollars to that impudent slip of a girl!

"If you tell her all, I have no doubt she would consent," was the impudent answer.

That done, the impudent human woman dusted her hands and simply walked away.

Half an hour till man set his impudent foot on Mars.

There, staring out at him with an impudent smile, was a photograph of Joe.