scamp

Scamp is the only one who does not have a singing role.

Scamp came around and stood in my line of vision.

"I think it would be well to keep those scamps at a distance."

The little scamp seems to be out of tune with things.

Then the little scamp would learn just how captive she'd become!

"Nothing like school to keep the scamp off the streets and out of trouble."

Scamp began her first war patrol on 1 March 1943.

"The little scamp must have made a nest for himself."

He said the Scamp was carrying a crew of 151.

The Scamp had been out five weeks when the recall order arrived.

Perhaps the most famous of these is the Scamps, who have been playing jazz since 1945.

I was coming downstairs, to corner the scamp if he made trouble.

But of course, by next week he'd have landed in the soup again, the scamp!

You go off with those young scamps and get some local togs.

That scamp wanted to borrow the money from me to bid on her.

It will keep the young scamp occupied and out of the ruins.

The little scamp had probably come in the third-story window.

What about Pluto, that little scamp at the far end of the solar system?

"Yes, my scamp of a Namesake will make your life even more interesting now!"

"An old scamp like you's apt to break down any time.

That's because George himself remains a scamp; he's a teaching tool, not a teacher.

They played lots of tricks on people and thought it great fun, the two scamps.

Scamp began to take an up angle and started to settle rapidly.

"To be sure, since he wrote it with you in mind, scamp.

Or rather you wore nothing at all just like one of those grubby little scamps.