waggish

"No; that isn't it," he said, chiding her with a waggish forefinger.

A waggish friend of his popped a quantity of gunpowder into B——'s instrument.

What a chance for some waggish baboon to drop a nut or a berry in!

She stood up, and there came over her faded face a waggish expression.

Because,” cried the waggish urchin, “the parties are not agreed.

So may the Gods bless me, Scapha is waggish; the hussy's quite knowing.

I know you to be a wag by nature, and you must play the waggish actor.

"Bad habit," and Furneaux crooked a waggish forefinger at him.

The lines in italics are from the eulogy that provoked his waggish comments.

"No, that won't be necessary at all," replied the waggish lieutenant.