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cheeky

[chee-kee] / ˈtʃi ki /


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Several of those interviewed recall a "cheeky" sense of humour and a man who was always gracious in defeat.

From BBC

With a cheeky grin on her face, she says: "I want to be Tess and present Strictly Come Dancing! I told the BBC producers, so maybe it will happen."

From BBC

Megan said Edward had gone from being lethargic as a baby to a cheeky, playful boy, who was "full of life" and "a real character".

From BBC

They’ll also tailor show topics to the cities they’re in or make the dialogue cheekier than what you can say on air.

From Los Angeles Times

Let me slide two identical batches of granola across the breakfast nook toward you—a cheeky little mix that smells like maple syrup, toasted almonds, and nutty puffed rice.

From Salon