Cherubic [adjective]

The guard greeted him, but suppressed a smile as the cherubic little man flashed his official pass.

Beardsley savored the thought tastily, and let it trickle away, and the look of glee on his cherubic face was gone.

His face was round and freckled, almost cherubic, under a shock of sandy hair, but there were merry little devils in his eyes.

"I said that you did," answered Jessie, with an affectation of cherubic simplicity.

The moral is: when your husband is in Mesopotamia and the time comes to sell the pony, lock your cherubic son in the nursery.

Cherubic Pa arose with as little noise as possible from beside majestic Ma, one morning early, having a holiday before him.

The cherubic scout had obeyed orders and made himself bellhop size, large size.

Whatever his character, his name belied his appearance; for his face was cherubic in its innocence.

A man—the bald-headed Sinful Peck—sprang forward; but his face was not cherubic now.

He was a blond, blue-eyed, cherubic youth, with a whimsical mouth that seemed to alternate between seriousness and fun.