The phrase "cheeky about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe someone's behavior or attitude.
Example: The new employee was quite cheeky about the company's dress code, often wearing casual clothes to the office despite the strict policy.
"There is something sort of cheeky about it.
Furler prefers to be detached and cheeky about how she earned it all.
Being the elder statesman, and player-coach, does not stop the United players from being cheeky about his age.
There is, admittedly, something cheeky about asking someone what he has been up to since he stopped making headlines.
The bouncer explained that there wouldn't be a place inside for them tonight, and one of them said something cheeky about Berlin being a backwater.
There was certainly something cheeky about officials from the European Union, whose subsidies for farm products generally exceed those of the United States, cheering on the Africans' proposal.
The closing Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored, meanwhile, marries a subterranean click beat and an 'N Sync sample with a cheeky lyric about, well, impatiently waiting to hook up with someone who isn't single.
There are interesting details in the article about how some of the members of the group met, how the first and second Cheeky releases came about, and how Maxi Jazz's vocals replaced a Nina Simone sample on the first ever Faithless track that later became Salva Mea.
In other departments, this Grease-meets-High Grease-meets-High Grease-meets-High School Musicalion (just kidding about the last) certainly has a cheeky knowingness about its influences and pop-culture references but this is not deployed wittily enough to turn the nonsensical narrative and its attendant cliches and anachronisms into giddy camp gold.
New York is primarily a regional magazine, with an emphasis on news and listings about New York City, while Radar had articles and cheeky commentary about national celebrities and national news.
Mostly, Brother tends toward pretty, cheeky songs about wasted nights that, once recovered from, are repeated.
