imp

Cars, costumes, banners and decorations were all designed by this imp of ten.

With the genitive to be supplied: brec þonne mste, 1488; imp.

An imp or a very large chameleon; she was exactly the color of the road.

"I'm very superstitious; I am sure it was an imp," Miss Sherwood said.

I put my own childhood into this imp, into him my first feelings toward this place.

That imp from Italy looking down—into something immense and dark and unknown.

Where had he been a year ago, this imp who had fervently crossed himself?

I advised her to leave it, and begin, for the Imp was patiently waiting her turn.

He was bred by Mr. Samuel Stratton; dropped December 13, 1878; got by imp.

I had a necklace worth more money than I dared tell that imp.