roguish

When the soap started more than six decades ago, Lowrie's character was seen as a national heartthrob thanks to his roguish role.

That’s not necessarily because judges have become more roguish, but because Trump has given them more to ponder.

Dressed in a brown leather jacket, crisply pressed blue jeans and a cream-colored cowboy hat, he sticks out his hand and says, “I’m Charley with an –ey,” then flashes a roguish grin.

Earlier, on the way into her village, we drove past a jodhpur-clad gent on a horse, who gave us a roguish, charming smile.

Some rap fans see West as a roguish outlaw who beat cancel culture.