cheekiness

The campaign is using cheekiness to get that point across.

You're to me as my own and I'll not stand cheekiness from either.

A smaller version of his Dad in looks and attitude, but with a child's cheekiness.

It adds up to a cheekiness he hasn't often shown.

"Well, there's something to be said for cheekiness, I suppose."

She liked him right away, despite his initial cheekiness.

He had lost his cheekiness now that they were indoors and under the eye of his wife.

I felt most people would be amused by her creative cheekiness, and anyway, it was good for show business."

This cheekiness made him no enemies, nor did it hinder his graduation from high school.

"I also like the cheekiness of the piece, and I love a good pun."

She smiled in recognition of her own cheekiness.

"But you can see some of her cheekiness, can't you?

He has done well because of who he is: the danger, cheekiness and boyishness.

The dishes are also notable for their cheekiness.

All this is done with a deftness - not to say cheekiness - that keeps the reader hooked.

He blinked and shook his head as if he couldn't believe her nerve or cheekiness.

The 2nd waltz section is less joyful although the cheekiness is not absent.

Miller's cheekiness can make for some awkward moments as he tries to find his way in the button-down world of adults.

However, he noted that "fans of the series will continue to enjoy the animalistic cheekiness."

Lynda's cheekiness would seem more gratuitous if her unhappiness were not also abundantly clear.

He was a jolly boy, not at all shy, but talkative and with a cheekiness which his father reproved.

He had that soft round cheekiness, without the angularity which normally intrudes during adolescence.

It's printed on the menu that way, with quotation marks, the modern-day restaurant's cheekiness alert.

It registers pain, loneliness, resignation and also cheekiness, flirtatiousness, a mischievous humor.

There's a touch of old SoHo cheekiness in that combo.