-
because this was the
nature of the imp. This
trait led to
using the word “
impish” for
someone who
loves pranks and
practical jokes. Eventually, it came to...
- "999999", so that I
could recite it out loud, come to
those six 9s, and then
impishly say, "and so on!" This
sequence of six
nines is
colloquially known as the...
- turn
against democracy, he has pla****, at times, the role of figurehead,
impish provocateur, and
field marshal. We are
living in the Age of
Vladimir Putin...
-
Retrieved October 3, 2021. Bernstein, Adam (January 4, 2024). "Glynis Johns,
impish British actress of
stage and screen, dies at 100". The
Washington Post....
-
March 1, 1988) was an
American actor, comedian, and musician,
known for his
impish humor and
wimpy characters. He is best
known for his
brief stint as a member...
-
Times considered Streep's
portrayal of
Orlean to have been "pla**** with
impish composure",
noting the
contrast in her "wittily realized"
character with...
-
wrote that the
script was "for****c" and "not much of a
vehicle for its
impish starlet". She next
starred in
Spike Lee's film
Bamboozled (2000) as a personal...
-
Lowbrow art
often has a
sense of
humor –
sometimes the
humor is gleeful,
impish, or a
sarcastic comment. Most
lowbrow artworks are paintings, but there...
- for the
first time in her career. Time's Judy
Berman took note of the "
impish vivacity and
quiet resolve" in her performance, and was
pleased that the...
- Bergman.
Reviewer Nathan Robin said: 'Crosby's
laconic ease
brings out the
impishness behind Bergman's fine-china delicacy, and
Bergman proves a surprisingly...
