baddish

Anyhow, we went wrong; and it is a baddish place to go wrong, I can tell you, is the Mozambique Channel.

The baddish boy chuckled, and addressed himself to the nice brown steaks with their rich gravy.

The baddish boy entered, took up a position and remained apparently passive, hands in pockets.

The baddish boy had obtained them in his sister's name and at her expense, at the flesher's, and claimed credit for his affection.

He was merely a baddish-looking young fellow whom Staniford had lent ten napoleons that he might not see again.