minx

Minx rode horseback as before, while Spot went afoot, jumping and barking, and snapping up a mouthful of snow every few minutes.

She ain't my Muckluck, and I don't believe she's a minx, not a little bit.

And then, if you please, the minx told me that she hoped the advice would be taken as kindly as it was given.

But Arabella is a minx when her blood is up; and Janet knows how to make me afraid.

Did the bold, bad, forward American minx scare it almost out of its poor shy wits?

Fire and powder are better kept apart, and she is powder, a minx!

And that minx, Catherine Linton, or Earnshaw, or however she was called—she must have been a changeling—wicked little soul!

Susie (Duckworth) is the story of a minx or an exposition of the eternal feminine according to the reader's own convictions.

Rose is a minx, Lady Frederick, and she's much too young to marry.

This yere notion is upheld by Nell callin' her a 'minx,' while Tucson Jennie alloodes to her as a 'cat' on two sep'rate occasions.