Minxish

“Absolutely,” Minerva said, casting Giles a minxish glance. ❋ Deborah Gonzales (2011)

“As if I would marry a scoundrel like you,” she informed him with a minxish look that grated on his nerves. ❋ Deborah Gonzales (2011)

The answer to that brain-teaser, it turns out, is the one in Buñuel's SIMON OF THE DESERT, played with minxish aplomb by VIRIDIANA's Silvia Pinal. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"No," said Biddy, with a sidelong glance that made her look almost minxish. ❋ Barbara Hambly (2000)

So he embraces Jane, who looks startled and faintly resentful, and then with much more enthusiasm takes Helen, who’s wearing a minxish look, into his arms. ❋ Giles Waterfield (2004)

(£745, matchesfashion. com; Dune stocks a £99 tribute, 020 7258 3605) and minxish peep-toe heel ❋ Unknown (2009)

She had brought them out of the stye to have a better sight of their pretty twitching noses and their silken bristles and their playfulness, which was unclouded, as it is in the puppy by a genuine fear of life, or in the kitten by a minxish affectation of the same; and Goodtart, the cattleman, had drawn near with a "Wunnerful, ain't they, Miss Marion? ❋ Rebecca West (1937)