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1. (adj.) impish
of, pertaining to, or befitting an imp; mischievous.
Etymology: (1645–55)
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1. (adj) arch, impish, implike, mischievous, pixilated, prankish, puckish, wicked
naughtily or annoyingly playful
"teasing and worrying with impish laughter"; "a wicked prank"
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Sense: a mischievous child
Her son is a little imp.
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 Afrikaans: ondeund |
 Arabic: عِفْريتي، خبيث |
 Bulgarian: даволит |
 Brazilian: endiabrado |
 Czech: rozpustilý |
 German: schelmisch |
 Danish: gavtyveagtig |
 Greek: σκανδαλιάρικος |
 Spanish: travieso, endiablado |
 Estonian: üleannetu |
 Farsi: شیطان؛ موذی |
 Finnish: vintiömäinen |
 French: espiègle |
 Hebrew: שוֹבָב |
 Hindi: शैतान जैसा |
 Croatian: vragolast, nestašan |
 Hungarian: pajkos, huncut |
 Indonesian: seperti setan |
 Icelandic: hrekkjóttur; glettinn |
 Italian: sbarazzino |
 Japanese: いたずらな |
 Korean: 꼬마도깨비의 |
 Lithuanian: valiūgiškas |
 Latvian: draiskulīgs; nebēdnīgs |
 Malay: nakal |
 Dutch: duivels, ondeugend |
 Norwegian: skjelmsk, skøyeraktig, on |
 Polish: psotny |
 Persian: شیطان؛ موذی |
 Pashto: شیطان |
 Portuguese: endiabrado |
 Romanian: neastâmpărat |
 Russian: озорной |
 Slovak: nezbedný |
 Slovenian: vražji |
 Serbian: vragolast |
 Swedish: okynnig, småjäklig |
 Thai: ซน |
 Turkish: cin gibi, afacan, yaramaz |
 Taiwanese: 頑皮 |
 Ukrainian: пустотливий; злий |
 Urdu: فتنہ |
 Vietnamese: tinh quái |
 Chinese: 小鬼的，顽童似的 |
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