Of a person: Having the qualities of a wag; playfully mischievous. †Also, wanton, loose.
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| 释义 | the mind > emotion > pleasure > laughter > causing laughter > mischievous or practical joking > [adjective] > mischievously joking (8) waggish1600 Of a person: Having the qualities of a wag; playfully mischievous. †Also, wanton, loose. roguish1603 Playfully mischievous; arch, waggish. pawky?a1640 Scottish, English regional (northern), and Irish English. Artful, sly, shrewd; arch, roguish; jaunty. Now usually: having or showing a sardonic… roguey1664 Playfully mischievous; = roguish, adj. 3. arch1684 Clever, cunning, crafty, roguish, waggish. Now usually of women and children, and esp. of their facial expression: Slyly saucy, pleasantly… slya1771 Playfully mischievous or malicious; roguish; waggish. natkhat1843 A rogue, a rascal. Also as adj.: roguish, mischievous. wagsome1868 Waggish, addicted to waggery. |
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