roguishness

"Len was different to anyone else in the dancing business - he was a wonderful character, he had a roguishness about him - he had twinkle," he said in a statement online.

The may exhibit a certain naivete or roguishness or even the desire to be left alone.

That right-brained roguishness, the linguist John McWhorter tells us, sets profanities apart from ordinary words, which are mediated by the comparatively sober left brain.

The weeks-long celebration leading up to Fat Tuesday is often perceived as an adults-only holiday with drunken roguishness and women flashing their breasts for beads.

With its roots in battle-wear, this style combines roguishness and sophistication, a genetic profile few pieces of outerwear can equal.