Cheeky Bob I call that the "cheeky Bob", he's got such a cheeky expression.
He had curly hair, freckles, and a slightly cheeky expression, but his eyes were warm and always had a glint.
Rachel's glamorous haircut, Joey's cheeky expression and Ross's, erm, hat - these Friends photographs are reassuringly familiar but something's not quite right.
The organisation said her entry "interpreted this much-loved symbol with a youthful energy - embodied by a cheeky facial expression - and strong, sporty thistle arms and legs".
Romagnoli drew inspiration from old Bollywood films and stills from the 1970s and 80s, incorporating tropes like cheeky poses and facial expressions.
But censorship of adult content often covers far more than just your cheeky genital snaps – it covers art, opinion, expression, in fact anything which could be deemed "explicit", no matter what its cultural value.
Denmark is the cheeky, mischievous little brother, aggressively asserting his freedom of expression at every opportunity; Sweden is his joyless, finger-wagging, self-censoring big sister.
Put a new twist on the meaning of "freedom" of expression with t-shirts, pins, and bumper stickers emblazoned with cheeky sayings like "back on the market" and "happily divorced". - Breakup recovery kits.
Boomers were especially receptive to the shaggy, cheeky foursome whose sound, appearance, and attitude represented freedom, youth empowerment, and self-expression.
"It was a cheeky term that the gay community used, but whatever the irony or humor I found in that expression is sucked out of it whenever a 14-year-old boy uses that term," Nicole Eisenman, a multimedia artist, said.
A beaming smile and a cheeky twinkle in his eye accompany most of what comic says, but he's not without side, shortening the expression "charity muggers" into "chuggers" and then into something shorter and much ruder.
