Mo Rocca

I'd rather call myself a mischief-maker, an imp, rather than a satirist. Satirist sounds so self important. Plus no one is calling himself an imp right now. It makes me feel special.

American Writer

Best used in creative or humorous contexts, where imagination adds to the playful or troublesome character.

Imaginative Use

Can imply annoyance, avoid using for a person unless you mean to be derogatory.

Pejorative Nuance

Often found in literature, particularly in fairy tales or fantasy genres.

Literary Flair

Used in a specific context of falconry, unfamiliar in general conversation.

Specialized Term

Refers to a skilled practice, not a beginner's activity, often done by experts.

Technical Skill

Implies restoration or improvement, specifically of flight capability.

Restorative Action

 work with the trainees during the course of the day and so we said we'll go out and we'll handle things so you can you know bit of extra time and get some time with the trainees before he goes I leave and we were kind of hitting arts and I think tomorrow I feel like we're gonna get a you know an imp exciting and let's go back to the wall alors and I'm pretty

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 vivid blue eyes self-effacing but stubborn an idealist and an imp she played the banjo and surfed and the women she depicted smoking fighting huge painted freehand on gallery walls did

Imp

Imaginative Use

Pejorative Nuance

Literary Flair

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