rakish

It was almost friendly, in a rakish sort of way.

Instead, he tried hard to position himself as the rakish class wit.

The feet on several pieces in the show are pointed and rakish.

There was something a bit rakish about that smile, Mike thought.

He made out the shape of a rakish touring car.

Williams looks younger than his 40 years, and slightly rakish.

He was handsome enough, and challenging in a rakish way.

Two rakish cars wheeled into that street, one from each end.

And indeed, who should appear, although not to everyone's eyes, but the rakish idol himself.

However, even the most rakish of men tends to settle down at one point or another.

Down a side street, a rakish touring car moved from the curb.

The design, fresh and rakish in 1986, had grown tired.

"To see you again," he said with a rakish grin.

The girl took in the rakish lines of his face, the blue eyes and determined jaw.

He was a serious young man, not rakish or loud-voiced like the others.

In front of a mirror, she was putting on a rakish looking hat.

A few seconds later, a rakish touring car started from another spot.

From the sides of a rakish touring car, gun hands opened fire.

The bandage wrapping his head gave him a rakish air.

She wore a rakish green hat crooked on her head.

He gave her a rakish smile and was gone.

Up ahead, a rakish touring car was roaring clear to safety.

His tousled hair gave him an air of rakish abandon.

The wind had tousled his black hair, giving him a rakish air.

Looming down from the direction which he had come was a rakish touring car.