devil-may-care

The Texan with his devil-may-care ways that masked the real character of him.

The devil-may-care spirit was always a great factor with the men.

What a jaunty, ugly, devil-may-care set of fellows they were!

He was a devil-may-care 43 Irishman, brimful of the virtues and the vices of his race.

You may know them by their saucy, chiding, devil-may-care hum.

They absorb, without volition, their part of the atmosphere of devil-may-care.

She was thinking of Beefy—dear, kind-hearted, devil-may-care, old Beefy.

Did you catch the compliment of this devil-may-care youngster who is in the trap with us?

Why had she left her convent, if not at the instigation of the merry-eyed, devil-may-care Bindo?

Just a devil-may-care bunch that raises hell when it strikes town.