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What is a impish grin?

An impish grin is a mischievous and playful smile, often with a hint of naughtiness or a sense of knowing something others don't.

Here's how it's often described:

* Mischievous: The person seems to be up to something, perhaps a prank or a harmless trick.

* Playful: The grin suggests a lighthearted and fun-loving attitude.

* Knowing: The person might be privy to some secret information or have a sense of amusement at the situation.

* Slightly wicked: There's a touch of devilishness, but not necessarily malicious.

Think of a mischievous imp or sprite, and you'll get the idea.

Examples of situations where someone might have an impish grin:

* A child who has just gotten away with a small prank.

* A friend who has just told a funny joke and is enjoying the reaction.

* A mischievous character in a story who is about to pull a fast one.

An impish grin is often contagious and can make others feel a little lighter and more playful.

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