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What is mischievous gleam?

A "mischievous gleam" is a phrase that describes a look in someone's eyes that suggests they are about to do something playful, naughty, or even slightly dangerous. It implies a sense of:

* Playfulness: The person is likely up to something fun and lighthearted, even if it might be a bit mischievous.

* Cunning: They might be scheming or planning something that will get them into a little trouble.

* Intrigue: The person's eyes hold a spark of excitement and anticipation, as if they are about to do something that will cause a stir.

The gleam can be found in the eyes, but sometimes it can also be expressed through a mischievous smile or a playful tilt of the head.

Examples of how it might be used in a sentence:

* "The child looked at me with a mischievous gleam in her eyes, knowing she had just gotten away with something."

* "The mischievous gleam in his eye suggested he was about to pull a prank on his unsuspecting friend."

* "Her smile held a mischievous gleam, hinting at a secret joke only she knew."

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