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cheeky

[chee-kee] / ˈtʃi ki /


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Adam Parker and his team at Trivariate Research have a cheeky suggestion: Buy the opposite of what Wall Street strategists recommend.

From The Wall Street Journal

For decades, Asda had the reputation as Britain's cheapest grocer, a slightly cheeky northern-based business loved by families for its "everyday low prices."

From BBC

"He was very cheeky... but when he was cheeky, they all loved him for his cheekiness," she smiled.

From BBC

I’m told it’s cheeky to speak of money and extremely cheeky to have a street called Millionaires’ Row.

From Literature

A neighbour of the family, who did not wish to be named, told the BBC Inaayah, a pupil at Roe Lee Park Primary School in Blackburn, was a "lovely, bubbly, cheeky little girl".

From BBC