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cheeky

adjective as in impudent

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Quite the contrary: The company brought a slew of cheeky, desirable electrics to the U.S. in the last decade, including an all-electric version of the GV70, newly arrived at dealerships.

One of the lads drafted this contract saying 'I must not be cheeky to the senior pros again' and he had to sign it before we let him out.

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Director Nicholas Stoller, whom she now works with on “Platonic,” changed her life, casting her as a cheeky pop star in “Get Him to the Greek.”

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Over the years, Charton announced and documented her previous pregnancies with similarly cheeky posts.

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Cuomo leaned into the moment with a cheeky campaign stunt, mocking Adams’ troubles while reminding voters of his own knack for theatrics.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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