impish

IPA: ˈɪmpɪʃ

adjective

  • mischievous; of or befitting an imp.
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Examples of "impish" in Sentences

  • He has an impish sense of humour.
  • Maya had a impish sense of humour.
  • They talk in impish, caveman like voices.
  • But that's part of Cage's impish sense of humor.
  • He becomes hyperactive and impish as he grows up.
  • He is kind of impish, if I understand the meaning of that word.
  • For this sin, he was delivered into the hands of impish tormentors.
  • She enacts the role of Indu, a chatterbox but with an impish charm.
  • Plus, it gives Duvall a splendid platform for impish understatement.
  • She enacts the role of Indu , a chatterbox but with an impish charm.

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