roguishly

"With every single one of those credits now," she said roguishly.

The man's wife is seen peeping roguishly in through the door.

This place was roguishly mismatched, the same as her crew.

They looked roguishly back at him from the shadows.

"You have the advantage of me," she said, smiling roguishly.

Then she dangled the key roguishly near the tip of her nose.

Dominique was grinning roguishly at her over a coffee cup.

He looked instead into Constant's eyes and grinned roguishly.

"You've probably had more experience in size checking than I," he said instead, chuckling roguishly.

"It is nice to see you dressed for the occasion," he said, grinning roguishly.

"That's not all you might want to deduct," said Pitt roguishly.

He relaxed his pose and looked at Greg roguishly.

But she smiled at him roguishly with a challenge in her eye, and he felt a surge of indignation.

Then she smiled roguishly and added: "And can you guess what it is?"

"Well, it's never too late to mend," said Anne roguishly.

But asked if he would consider another offer, he smiled roguishly and said, "It depends on the place."

"You know the old saying," he says roguishly.

Kirk was roguishly handsome, perhaps forty-five or slightly older.

Amanda, recognizing the compliment despite its subtlety, smiled roguishly at her husband.

"Otherwise known as the Un-woman," he added roguishly, anticipating her response.

"Now, about that kiss," Grayson added, his dark eyes glittering roguishly.

A small tongue played roguishly along her lips.

Neat little moustache, sandy hair that flopped roguishly over his forehead.

"I love you," he said tenderly, then smiled roguishly.

"Here's to it," said Sarah, lifting her glass and smiling cynically, roguishly.