Rakish

It turned out looking kind of rakish and cheerful and rather like how I like to think of myself. ❋ Intertext (2006)

I think it's kind of rakish--looks like he's winking. ❋ Unknown (2006)

My insistence that my haircuts are in some capacity 'rakish' no matter what anybody (chotbot) says. ❋ Robotsarered (2005)

She laughed, standing as cool as you please, very grateful to the eye in tussore coat and skirt, with open-necked blouse, and some kind of rakish hat displaying her thick auburn hair in defiance of the fashion which decreed concealment even of eyebrows with flower-pot head gear. ❋ William John Locke (1896)

It's not that hard to imagine him in the part -- Reynolds had the kind of rakish charm that Harrison Ford ultimately brought to the role. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Brassaï (Gyula Halász) made his reputation in 1933 with the publication of "Paris de nuit" ("Paris by Night"), a rakish book of the city's monuments and dives, boulevards and brothels. ❋ William Meyers (2011)

Honda The exterior styling changes are so subtle as to be subliminal: some character lines here and there, a narrowed stare from upswept headlamps, a slightly more rakish windshield. ❋ Unknown (2011)

All I recall is a shock of dark hair hanging over one eye and a rakish grin. ❋ Terri Cheney (2011)

The Tru 140S is a rakish, front-drive car in the Japanese/Korean "Fast and Furious" mode. ❋ Joseph B. White (2012)

But he and his wife found something even more elusive: a palpable sense of the rakish adventurousness that prevailed between the world wars. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Yet it also had the Hellfire Club, a place frequented by nobles and politicians to carry out rakish and immoral acts. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Even in an epic length period drama like The Princess of Montpensierwith its sweeping battle scenes and violence, the love the young womanof the title experiences for Henri de Guise Gaspard Ulliel, the rakish heartthrob of her youth is what matters most to director Bertrand Tavernier. ❋ Regina Weinreich (2011)

The exterior styling changes are so subtle as to be subliminal: some character lines here and there, a narrowed stare from upswept headlamps, a slightly more rakish windshield. ❋ Dan Neil (2011)

Ewan McGregor stars as this title character if you will who lands a lucrative contract to redact the memoirs of former UK Prime Minister Adam Lang (played with rakish charm by Pierce Brosnan). ❋ Unknown (2010)

You know those enviable families that always gather for the holidays on some swell Caribbean island and post Facebook pictures on Christmas morning of the "17th Annual McJohnson Sea Kayak Derby" complete with the rakish McJohnson père blowing a conch shell to start the race? ❋ Jason Gay (2011)

The rakish wavy hair, facial scruff rock them, the well-groomed should not. ❋ Steve Garbarino (2012)

THE LINCOLN LAWYER ($39.99 BluRay or $29.95 regular; Lionsgate) -- Actor Matthew McConaughey provides his usual rakish charm to this thriller about a high-flying attorney who chooses to do business out of the backseat of his car (why waste money on office space?) ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

My wife, who has impeccable taste, loves me in the top hat and commented that it was both "handsome" and "rakish" upon me. ❋ Steve Garbarino (2011)

He's a rakish [gentlemen]; always [raking] it in with [the ladies]. ❋ Okamax (2009)

"Hey, would you like [a free] [carwash]?" "[Thanks], you're very RAKish." ❋ Rak Attack (2009)