puckish

There was speculation in his eyes, and he looked more puckish than ever.

The breeze kicked up, more puckish now, but still no one came.

Now I was aware of a puckish streak in his character.

Along the way he takes time for puckish bits of travelogue.

The comment, he said, "was puckish then and is even more absurd today."

There was a Puckish hint of malice in most things she said or did.

He had a puckish smile and curly black hair.

Some of his puckish humor returned with a crooked grin.

Peter had seldom seen his father in such a good, positively puckish mood.

He recalled her puckish humor and eagerness to help others.

To his credit he exhibits on occasion a puckish humor.

On its back perched a little old human with the look of a puckish marmoset.

He has a puckish sense of humor and his ambition is to enter government at some future date.

He portrayed himself as a puckish figure who enjoyed getting away with things and cutting corners.

He was persnickety and a perfectionist, but a puckish one.

"Oh, maybe a little," he lied, and her smile turned puckish.

In the background, a puckish narrator asks, "Thighs getting out of control?"

He chuckled suddenly, and his eyes shone with puckish glee.

He was no more than twenty-five, with a puckish face and, apparently, a sense of humor to match.

At another time, in a more puckish mood, she might have followed him, but tonight Remy simply wanted to get out of there.

His small face with its arrogant features wore an expression of puckish charm.

Her puckish grin took the sting out of that.

He looked up at her puckish face under a brush of blonde hair-acolyte cut.

The boat builder is a trim 5 foot 10 and has a puckish sense of humor.