rascally
Rascally is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is mischievous or impish. It often implies a playful or cheeky disposition, rather than genuine malice. A rascally behavior might involve minor pranks, clever tricks, or a general tendency to bend rules in a lighthearted way. For example, a child who secretly eats cookies before dinner might be described as rascally. Similarly, a character in a story known for their cunning and humorous schemes could be labeled as rascally.
The term can also be applied to animals, particularly those that are known for their cleverness and
While "rascally" suggests a lack of seriousness, it doesn't typically imply wickedness. It points to a spirit