CHEEKY 5 “Cheeky” describes something that is impudent, disrespectful, or boldly rude, but in a playful, witty, or amusing way. It can also mean spontaneous, self-indulgent, or slightly self-indulgent, like having a “cheeky” drink or a “cheeky” dessert. The term is used informally and is especially common in British English, where it can describe playful mischief, such as a child snatching a chip, or a bold but not offensive comment. or in short: cheeky: professor green (sometimes offensive) com

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