gamine

He'd seen the love, the pain, and the devotion in that gamine face.

Something youthful and careless, to give her the look of a gamine.

She was healthier now, still a gamine, but her face and figure were fuller.

She is now 62, but still rake-thin with a gamine figure.

Turn a woman carrying all her years into a sloe-eyed gamine.

But you can't be a working-class gamine when you're 48.

She flashed a gamine smile, but he didn't return it.

When the piece was finished and the next one began, her lips formed a little gamine- like smile.

But Gamine caught at me, with that strange strength.

Gamine clawed free, and together we elbowed out of the press.

Her hair, though short, seems gamine rather than manly.

The girl got up and displayed a gamine grin.

Descriptions of her beauty and appeal inevitably included the word "gamine."

His eyes were huge and dark, and he had appealing gamine features.

"So that Gamine takes what knowledge can be had from his old, old mind.

And Gamine had not flown falcon with the others!

Gamine spoke at last "Rhys was right; the time had come.

She glanced at him, a sweet, mischievous grin on her gamine face.

Then Gina composed her gamine face into an expression of exaggerated dignity.

"And where did you find this little gamine, eh?"

She is a university student with gamine good looks: thin, small and with very short blond hair.

I did not understand and stood stupidly still; Gamine gave me an angry shove.

The Tramp and the gamine find a rundown shack to live in.

Gamine has been used particularly of such women in the performing arts or world of fashion.

She couldn't have been more than five feet tall, with a fine-boned gamine face.