| Fugues: I had the opportunity to see that the Husky is more scampish than a Malamute. |
| He met Ingrid Bergman in Paris in 1945, inviting her out to dinner with a typically scampish note. |
| Why did these scampish blacks not feel satisfied after having received double payment? |
| Lovat, the eldest son, being the handsomest and by far the most scampish of the children, is of course his mother's idol. |
| Thy constant scampish cunning and thy boundless romantic idealism of Indian imperialism becometh rather wearing after a whileth. |
| Her little scampish voice made me giggle even though I couldn't understand half of what she was saying. |
