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elfish

/ˈɛl.fɪʃ/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un comportement espiègle, joueur ou légèrement malicieux, souvent d'une manière charmante ou fantaisiste.

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/ˈɛl.fɪʃ/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un comportement espiègle, joueur ou légèrement malicieux, souvent d'une manière charmante ou fantaisiste.

Describes a person or behavior that is mischievous, playful, or slightly impish, often in a charming or whimsical way.

  1. Mischievous and playfulC1formal

    Having a playful, often good-naturedly mischievous quality, reminiscent of an elf.

    frEspiègle et joueur

    • The child had an elfish grin after hiding the toy.
    • Her elfish sense of humor kept everyone entertained.
    • He gave an elfish wink before telling the joke.

    Synonymeselfinfrolicsomeimpishmischievousplayfulprankishpuckishroguishsportivetricksy

    Antonymesearnestgraveserioussobersolemnstern

  2. Elf-like in appearanceC1formal

    Resembling an elf, typically with delicate, pointed features or a small, sprightly figure.

    frQui ressemble à un elfe

    • The actress had an elfish face with a pointed chin.
    • His elfish ears were a distinctive feature.
    • She moved with an elfish grace across the stage.

    Synonymeselfinelflikeelvish

Formes
  • more elfish comparative form
  • most elfish superlative form
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