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Definition of impish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
playfulplayfully mischievous or naughty
- She gave him an impish grin.
- His impish behavior got him into trouble.
- The impish child played pranks on his friends.
Origin of impish
Middle English, imp (young shoot) + -ish (having the nature of)
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- French:espiègle, ...
- German:schelmisch, ...
- Italian:birichino, ...
- Spanish:pícaro, ...
- Portuguese:travesso, ...
- Chinese:顽皮的, ...
- Japanese:いたずらっぽい, ...
- Arabic:مَشاغِب, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוּבָבִי, ...
- Russian:озорной, ...
- Ukrainian:пустотливий, ...
- Hindi:शरारती, ...
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