- - Cheeky sort
- - Spanky or Alfalfa
- - Spanky or Alfalfa, e.g.
- - Cheeky kid
- - Rogue or cheeky child
- - Constabulary withdraws bounty for cheeky chappie
- - Mischievous fellow
- - Mischievous person
- - Scoundrel or mischievous child
- - Mischievous or cheeky child
- - Cheeky type
- - Mischievous little imp
- - Alfalfa or buckwheat
- - Mischievous child
- - Mischievous sort
- - Mischievous one
- - Endearingly naughty child
- - Scallywag takes the Academicians to California
- - lovable little imp
- - Give a bad scar to a Lebanese rapscallion
- - dodgy car sal got from rogue
- - with his last facial scar sort of one not nice to know!
- - The rogue Carla's reformed
- - he's a right rogue! stole al's car!
- - Cars wrecked by a learner driver - the devil!
- - loveable little misbehaver
- - a car's crashed by a learner – a culpable character
- - likable miscreant
- - Monkey god's shortened title
- - country crossover trio, .......... flatts
- - clara's turned out to be a troublemaker
- - Rogue crashed cars going over a lake
- - Bad hat — lascar (anag)
- - a bit of a rotter, a scallywag, a knave
- - capone has the mark of an old wound - the scoundrel
- - clara's upset by the scoundrel
- - that gangster takes cars, the scoundrel!
- - Dizzee ---, rapper whose No 1 singles include Dance Wiv Me and Bonkers
- - 1969 Disney film about a raccoon
- - playful scoundrel
- - Villain of operas Callas appeared in
- - Al with bad scar is villain
- - Devilish little scamp
- - What Hurts the Most country pop trio ... Flatts
- - A rogue Clara's reformed
- - clara's upset by a rogue
- - Disreputable person is great socially, from time to time
- - Alfalfa, for one
- - Picaresque hero
- - Spanky, for one
- - Spanky, e.g.
- - Buckwheat was a little one
- - Wily sort
- - Sterling North book: 1963
- - Spanky of "Our Gang," e.g.
- - Runner around the rugged rock
- - Rugged-rock runner
- - Roguish troublemaker
- - Relative of a knave.
- - Rakehelly fellow
- - Prank player
- - Picaresque character
- - Member of Hal Roach's gang
- - He ran "around the rugged rock."
- - Dennis in comics, e.g.
- - Classic Sterling North book
- - Buckwheat, for one
- - Big name in mobility scooters
- - Another word for a scalawag
- - Alfalfa, e.g.
- - Alfalfa once
- - "Why Wait" Flatts
- - "Where is the ...... cook?": Shak.
- - ...... Flatts (country group with the 2014 album "Rewind")
- - ...... Flatts
- - Naughty one
- - Scaramouch
- - Miscreant.
- - Rogue; scamp
- - Impish one
- - Scoundrel put in Broadmoor as calculating
- - Tinker a little, using starter only after car's repaired
- - Rogue artist reaching Southern California
- - 1969 film, based on a book by Sterling North
- - 'Little' one of old TV
- - "When the Honours List is full of ........s, millionaires, and—er—chumps, you may be quite sure that the Government is seriously ill" (Arnold Bennett)
- - Impish sort
- - Incorrigible sort
- - Wee imp
- - Rogue artist's style is detailed
- - In character, a scallywag?
- - Villain in clear as calculated
- - Artist's style almost becoming rogue
- - Made out salad cream is good for nothing?
- - Scoundrel right to take head off that one making a wager?
- - Bad egg
- - Clara's upset by rogue
- - Prankish person
- - Scoundrel right to take head off that one making wager?
- - 'Baddie' artist's termed — not half
- - Contribution to disorder as calculating mischief-maker
- - Imp, some beggar, as calculated
- - Farina was a little one
- - Naughty boy, a learner after crashing cars
- - "Our Gang" member
- - "Ganef"
- - Little person
- - Villain
- - Scalawag
- - Varlet
- - Scapegrace
- - Scamp
- - Little bugger?
- - Rogue
- - Bounder
- - Blackguard
- - Heel
- - Knave
- - Ne'er-do-well
- - Untrustworthy one
- - Reprobate
- - Mischief-maker
- - Troublemaker
- - Little devil
- - Little troublemaker
- - Rapscallion
- - Little mischief-maker
- - Brat
- - Scallywag
- - Roguish sort
- - Cad
- - Scoundrel
- - No-goodnik
- - Imp
- - Puck, for one
- - a rogue entering the war as calm as can be
- - Villain in opera venue discovered after opening of Rigoletto
- - some bounder — a scallywag
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